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Is the city's downtown park area the correct forum for political rallies - or simple politicking? That's the question now facing City Council.
Is the city's downtown park area the correct forum for political rallies - or simple politicking? That's the question now facing City Council.
Mission of Mercy: Through the eyes of the Zottolis Updated: We all know timing is everything and never has the time been more right for one family to take a journey of a lifetime, than now.
Head down the road to a couple of contemporary art hotspots
Essence 3 by Doug Mott is featured in the show Lost: The Art of the Found Object at Gallery RFD in Swainsboro, Ga.
Sock-hoppers hope to save 50's landmark
Generations of teens packed Swainsboro's old-fashioned drive-in. All that remains now is the unusual sign.
Swainsboro Investigators Looking Into Who Burned Police Officer's Home
The investigation into who set a Swainsboro Police officer's home on fire, while he slept.
Arson suspected in fire at Swainsboro officer's home; reward offered
Investigators say they need help finding the person who burned down a Swainsboro cop's home.
Mr. Robert "Bobby" E. West Jr., age 50, of 120 Waller Dr., Swainsboro, GA, died Friday evening at his residence.
NIH funding vital to MCG mission
Every day we hear about how scientific research improves and saves lives. Because of research, Helen Whitehead of Swainsboro, Ga.
Medical HOSPITAL CEO Emanuel Medical Center located in Swainsboro, Georgia seeks an experienced healthcare executive for the position of Chief Executive Officer.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008 10:32 a.m. Georgia transportation officials changed the times today for ramp closures at the Interstate 20-Lewiston Road interchange.
Seeing double: Savannah identical twins turn 100
The Fisher twins will celebrate their 100th birthday next week. Eloise Rogers and Lois Fisher, who celebrate their 100th birthdays this month, may not be the oldest identical twins in the world.
Semester in D.C. gives students a capital time
Each fall and spring semester, up to 20 students have the opportunity to work and earn credit in Washington, D.C. through the Washington Semester Program.
image of disaster aid officials working with storm victim
It's nearly been one month since the Mother's Day tornadoes hit parts of Georgia...and time is running out for folks who haven't registered for federal aid.
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PharmaCentra, an Atlanta-based marketing and services firm that provides customizable healthcare management programs for the pharmaceutical industry, announced today it is expanding its domestic operations ...
Tornado Disaster Centers Closing
Disaster Recovery Centers that were opened temporarily in seven locations to provide tornado victims an opportunity to meet in person with recovery specialists will be closing, according to the Georgia ...
If only trailblazers could have seen it
History was not on my mind when Barack Obama became the first black to become a presidential nominee for a major political party.
PharmaCentra opens Americus office
PharmaCentra is opening a new facility in Americus, Ga., creating between 85 and 150 jobs.
USRiderNews and iDrive TV Introduce Motorcycle Lifestyle Show: USRiderTV
SWAINSBORO, GA., and DENVER - - Thunder Wind Productions announced today it has reached an agreement with The Networks Group to launch a new motorcycle-enthusiast TV program entitled USRiderTV to air on the ...
Riceboro man heads Legion district
East Liberty County American Legion Post 321 recently hosted the First District, Department of Georgia, annual convention at which one of the local members was elected to lead the district July 1 through June ...