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Gray's Reef impact statement out
The final environmental impact statement about a proposed research area within Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary is now available.
WR gets second Little League series win
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - Flashing a wide grin that revealed braces, Georgia's Jake Fromm clutched a baseball tightly in his left hand.
Special session on gas tax, redistricting
Next week, the Georgia State Legislature will convene into special session to redraw House, Senate and Congressional districts to conform to the 2010 U.S. Census. The special session is expected to last two to three weeks.
Government spending is to blame for crisis
Editor, The current battle over the budget and deficits has left many people confused. It is not complicated if it is broken down to the bare essentials.
Former Georgia coach accused in Ponzi scheme
ATLANTA - A former University of Georgia football coach has been accused in court documents of making millions of dollars from a Ponzi scheme.
Prado headed back to The Bigs
PEARL, Miss. - The Atlanta Braves' offense could use a lift. Martin Prado says he's ready to provide it.
Lifter hoping to medal at Junior Olympics
Many competitive weight lifters dream of standing on podiums and having gold medals placed around their necks.
Hurricane warning tonight
It's time for some tailgating fun at Long Bell Stadium as the Hinesville Hurricanes kick off their summer semipro football season at 7 p.m. tonight when they host the Tri-County Panthers.
Irish eyes smile on Savannah
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - As bagpipes wailed outside from the parade a block down the street, Tanni Embric scrambled to keep up behind the bar with four growing lines of gaudy green St. Patrick's Day revelers thirsty for cold beer - with nearly an hour to go before lunchtime.
DoD readies for possible aid to Japan
WASHINGTON, March 11, 2011 - Though the Japanese government has not yet requested help in dealing with the magnitude 8.9 earthquake that hit early this morning near the coast of Honshu, U.S. forces are being readied in case such a request comes, a Defense Department spokeswoman said here today.
Sentence reform measure gaining steam
ATLANTA - Tough criminal sentencing laws that have left Georgia's prisons bursting at the seams and taxpayers footing a costly bill could be getting an overhaul.
Islands High School no match for Lady Tigers
Islands High is having a tough time in its first year in tough Region 3-AAAAA. It didn't get any easier for the Lady Sharks on Tuesday in Hinesville, as they fell to region leader Bradwell Institute 81-4.
BI wins first against new Sharks team
In a battle between two basketball programs looking for their first win of the season - and in Islands High's case, first win ever - Bradwell Institute beat the Sharks 85-23 on Tuesday at BI.
Pirates clip LCHS Panthers
Liberty County High School coach Willie Graham isn't sure why his Panthers dropped a 56-51 home game to Brunswick on Tuesday night.
Lady Pirates snag win from Lady Panthers
Liberty County High School girls coach Carolyn Kelly must feel, at times, like she's starring in the movie "Groundhog Day." Her team often starts to play good basketball, only to have mental errors from past games show up again.
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