Twin City News

Maria Saporta, high-profile business journalist and contributing writer for Atlanta Business Chronicle, files reports on a blog about Atlanta Regional Commission 's Leadership Involvement Networking Knowledge trip to Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brian Kaye of Snellville, Ga., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Megan Elizabeth Kaye of Grayson, Ga., to Mr.

Peckerheads, Friday, March 20 Anybody who's up with East Coast hip-hop likely has NahRight.com saved as a bookmark on their Web browsers.

Georgia has cut ties with football signee Dexter Moody. The linebacker from Emanuel County Institute in Twin City has been released from his scholarship by the school because of a combination of academic and ...

With five college bound sons standing in the spotlight, five small town families couldn't shine any brighter.

Originally published by Virginia Bird Snell in 1982, Good Cookin' Volume 1 features 568 of the very best recipes of the very best cooks in Metter, Pulaski, Cobbtown, Twin City, Register, Stillmore and the ...

Three members of Georgia's 2009 football recruiting class and two players the Bulldogs are targeting were named to Parade Magazine's All-America Team.

In Columbus, you never have to compromise your addictions over the weekend. That's why this Friday or Saturday at 7:30 p.m. I'm suggesting you grab your flask and head over to the Springer Opera House at 103 ...

One of the visits made by the University of Georgia Coaching staff last week was to Twin City, to check in on two top commits.

Bradberry, William, 75, of Twin City; 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Chapel; Brown Funeral Home, Danielsville, has charge of arrangements.

AgSouth Farm Credit CEO Bill Spigener recently announced that Loy D. Cowart Jr. of Twin City and Lee H. DeLoach of Statesboro were reelected to the board of directors as part of the association's 2008 annual ...

Rich Poythress watched as area baseball coaches posed for a photo Tuesday and took stock of the group's pedigree.

If the current state of the economy is forcing people to reduce spending for recreational activities, so far those cutbacks haven't trickled into hunting.

Two Triad real estate veterans, Ralph Jones and Drew Showfety, have formed a new commercial brokerage firm that will cover the Southeast market.