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Day 3 of TPC nearly a total wash
The biggest move of a lackluster, rain-shortened Day 3 of The Players Championship saw U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell surge into a tie for the lead with Nick Watney.
Whispers everywhere that Thrashers leaving Atlanta, heading to Winnipeg
If you believe the reports, the financially-struggling, NHL cellar dweller Atlanta Thrashers have one foot out the door of the Peach State.
GISA STATE BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: Westwood back in Class A Final Four for first time since 2008
The Wildcats make it a clean sweep of Thomas Jefferson in the Elite 8 round of the GISA Class A state baseball tournament Saturday in Louisville, winning Game 2, 5-4, to advance to the Final Four.
STATE CHAMPS AGAIN!!!
For the third year in a row, the Monroe girls track & field team are the queens of Georgia's Class AAA as the Lady Tornadoes literally run away from the field on the final day of the meet.
On the Job with Gene Kirk
Danny Carter holds a Q&A with Gene Kirk, owner of Breakaway Cycles in Albany.- Danny Carter, managing editor
Streetscape project has Lee County buzzing
A proposed beautification project could give downtown Leesburg a much needed facelift.- Carlton Fletcher, metro editor
Solar power meeting set
A solar power conference is scheduled for Tuesday in Albany.
Kitchen inspections May 15, 2011
Kitchen inspections for Dougherty County.
Special Olympics festival a real hit in Lee County
To raise money in support of the Special Olympics Georgia the Lee County Sheriff's Office holds a special festival.
Echols: Confront nuclear waste disposal
Nearly 2,500 tons of used fuel rods sit on site at Hatch, Vogtle nuke plants.
