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DHR commissioner says settlement will cost money
ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia's social service chief told state legislators Friday that privatizing the state's troubled psychiatric hospitals is not a done deal.
Brits want to reshape the bulldog
ATHENS, Ga. - The British Kennel Club plans to change the look of the bulldog - the University of Georgia's iconic mascot - for a newer, sleeker and healthier breed.
Gambling industry beckons to cash-strapped states
ATLANTA (AP) - A telltale sign America's chips are down: States are increasingly turning to gambling to plug budget holes.
New life for Will-a-Way camp in Winder
WINDER, Ga. (AP) -It's been 38 years since the first excited youngsters arrived at Camp Will-a-Way in Fort Yargo State Park.
Ga. plant in salmonella probe lays off workers
BLAKELY, Ga. (AP) - A Georgia peanut butter plant at the center of a probe of a nationwide salmonella outbreak has laid off most of its roughly 50 workers.
Web site is new tool in battle against foreclosure
By Maria Jose Subirias
Basketball game raises $2,000 for local playwright
By Curt Yeomans