Tuesday Jun 30 | The Times
New fiscal budget year, with same challenges for schools
As the sun sets this week on the most trying fiscal year educators can recall, superintendents and legislators brace for the dawn of fiscal year 2010, which begins Wednesday.
Quick-thinking pilot lands ultralight on New Calhoun Highway without damage or injury
After only two minutes of flight, Charles Kirtland knew his Wheathopper ultralight aircraft was having a problem.
Industrial site pitched to SPLOST panel
A new industrial park could be prepped for prospects within a year with a $9.9 million earmark in a special purpose, local option sales tax package, development officials told members of the SPLOST Citizens Advisory Committee.
Lumpkin grand jury clears trooper in fatal crash
A Lumpkin County grand jury this week declined to return a vehicular homicide indictment against a Georgia State Patrol trooper involved in an accident that killed a motorcyclist.
Property tax assessments frozen in Ga. until 2011
By SHANNON McCAFFREY Associated Press Writer ATLANTA - Property assessments in Georgia cannot rise until 2011 under a bill signed into law on Wednesday by Gov.
SPLOST panel to pare list: Citizens committee will whittle down $77-million project wish list
A committee appointed to review proposals for a new special purpose, local option sales tax package is expected to start hearing presentations May 19.
Funnel clouds reported in area but no reports of damage yet
A storm ended tonight's First Friday concert early. Pepperell High School's Jazz Ensemble opened the concert at BridgePoint plaza.
Storm slams area: Hail, wind and rain mark turbulent Good Friday for Floyd and surrounding counties.
Although the storm system that moved through Floyd County on Good Friday pelted cars and homes with hail and toppled trees, residents were relatively lucky, said the assistant director of the Floyd County Emergency Management Agency.
Unemployment claims in Georgia jump 126 percent
By SHANNON McCAFFREY Associated Press Writer ATLANTA - New jobless claims surged last month, jumping 126 percent from March 2008, the state Labor Department reported on Thursday.
Deputies say teen-ager confessed to killing
A teen-ager has allegedly confessed to killing a Sale City man Friday. James Jamal Williams, 19, of 512 Edmondson Road, was charged with murder.
Can Georgia Peanuts Make a Comeback?
As the nation's largest peanut producers, Georgia's 5,000 or so peanut farmers had a bumper crop last year.
Cuts, economy threaten many parents' choices
In a tiny classroom, children of few words trace the alphabet in shaving cream, flinging globs of white foam onto their clothes and hair.
Police Target Dangerous Drivers over St. Patricka s Day Holiday
St. Patrick's Day is still a few days away, but for many the celebrating starts this weekend.
As the most racially diverse team of executive officers in history stands at the helm of U.S. government, state legislators seem at odds over whether discrimination remains a problem in Georgia.
Today's artwork is by Anaya Desai, a Rome 3-year-old. The American Red Cross will train adults in CPR at no cost today from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Georgia Highlands College Heritage Hall campus, 415 E. Third Ave.
Results: Water quality worth protecting
There are some impacts to the habitat from activities such as home construction and cows tromping around, but almost all of the sites are in the middle, or upper middle, range, said Margaret Tanner, project ...
Lawmakers meet National Guardsmen at Legislative Dinner
From left, state Sen. Jim Butterworth of Cornelia, state Rep. Ron Stephens of Savannah, Maj.
GA Lawmakers Considering Sunday Alcohol Sales
Thomas Thompson is staying busy these days. He owns Summerville Ace Fine Wines and Spirits and says despite the economy, his alcohol sales have increased.
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