Wednesday Nov 18 | Augusta Chronicle
Name released in Tuesdy police shooting
Authorities have released the name of a man who was fatally shot by Richmond County deputies Tuesday night.
Hook on the leashes and lace up those running shoes: it's time for the 18th annual "Run for Rover." "We have a newly certified USATF course that is both scenic and challenging," Joyce Patterson, executive director of the Thomasville-Thomas County Humane Society said.
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Landmark building empty after sale
Robyn Miles / Daily News 'Vacant' signs mark the mailboxes at Broad Street Apartments, which have been empty since a bank foreclosed on the building in August.
Veteran wins groundbreaking claim for Agent Orange exposure at Georgia military base
A U.S. veteran living in Tennessee has won what's thought to be the first Veterans Administration claim for exposure inside the continental United States to Agent Orange , an herbicide that was used by the military to clear jungles during the Vietnam War.
Pharmacist jailed in drug probe
A pharmacist at a Boston pharmacy is charged with trafficking a prescription drug.
Central Georgia voters today will elect mayors, city council members, a state representative and decide on sales-tax questions.
Scenes near and far inspire watercolors by Marilyn Foley
During the past 72 years, nationally-acclaimed artist Marilyn Foley has experimented with oil painting, sculpture, mosaics and frescoes.
From the Annals of 1909 The Mystic Circle was charmingly entertained by Mrs. J.W. McWilliams at her suburban home.
Gateway graduation: Effingham County woman first to graduate from Gateway program
Amber Cronk , a 20-year-old from Effingham County, celebrated her graduation form Savannah Tech's Gateway to College program on Saturday.
SCAD opens performing arts season with "Dead Man's Cell Phone"
Chelsea Steverson, right, checks to see if Will Mobley is breathing during a rehearsal of "Dead Man's Cell Phone." The show opens Thursday at Savannah College of Art and Design.
Military retirees invited to attend 'Appreciation Day' at Fort Gordon
FORT GORDON, Ga. a ' Fort Gordon will host Retiree Appreciation Day this Saturday, Oct.
From the Annals of 1909 A smoking furnace in the basement of T.H. Wynnea s jewelry store filled his place and the Jamerson drug store full of smoke and thinking a big fire was in progress the fire department was called and had a nice run up Hill Street.
Fifty brings showers of blessings
I drove across the bridge at Lake Tchukolako late Wednesday afternoon to see my friend, Greg Eady, on his 50th birthday.
Downtown Traffic Changing for a oeThe Conspiratora
While the city of Savannah is benefiting from Robert reford and the filming of "The Conspirator", its also making travelling in some spots downtown a little harder.
Daisy troop delivers food to Loaves and Fishes
September is typically a month of reorganization and recruitment for troops throughout the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia Council, but girls in Effingham Troop 30197 were quick to react when they learned a local food pantry was in need.
Although history has probably been made on every street corner in America, I'm glad they don't put markers in the shadow of every lamp post.
Fallen local 48th soldier arrives to hero's welcome
Eight years to the day after the first shot of the war in Afghanistan, Middle Georgia received an awful reminder that the combat continues.
Soldier with local ties died of 'non-combat' injuries, military says
Wars' fallen with local connections. Mary Wiley's mother-in-law woke her and her husband, Chuck, around midnight Wednesday to tell them that two Army officers were at the door of their Windsor Township home.
Tractors Get Skippin' and Poppin' in Gordon
People in Wilkinson County took a ride back in time Saturday. The Skippin' and Poppin' Antique Tractor show is part of the Fall Line Festival in the city of Gordon.
US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,347
As of Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009, at least 4,347 members of the U.S. military had died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.