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Hincapie tells feds Lance Armstrong used PEDs
A report by "60 Minutes" says George Hincapie, a longtime member of Lance Armstrong's inner circle, has told federal authorities he saw the seven-time Tour de France winner use performance-enhancing drugs.
Kyle Busch on pole for NASCAR All-Star race
Kyle Busch ran the fastest time in practice of NASCAR's All-Star Race on Friday, completed the unique three-lap qualifying that included a mandatory four-tire pit stop in 1 minute, 59.19 seconds.
Winnipeg mayor: Matter of time before Thrashers move to Canada
Winnipeg's mayor says it's just "a matter of time" before a deal to move the Atlanta Thrashers to his city is finalized and announced.
GISA CLASS A STATE BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: Crisp Academy sweeps Randolph Southern
Crisp Academy ends Randolph Southern's magical postseason run with a pair of five-inning routs Friday in the GISA Class A Final Four.
PREAKNESS PREVIEW: No more sneaking up on rivals for Animal Kingdom
Animal Kingdom tries to keep the hopes of horse racing's first Triple Crown winner since 1978 alive today in the Preakness Stakes.
GISA CLASS A STATE BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: Westwood waltzes, reaches state title series
The Wildcats hammer Memorial in Game 2 of their GISA Class A Final Four series, 20-4, in four innings and will now play Crisp Academy next week for all the marbles.
Advantage Deerfield
After three straight years of heartbreak against the Trojans, the Knights strike first in their GISA Class AAA Final Four series with Tattnall Square on Friday, winning Game 1 in Macon, 5-1, behind the arm of senior Chris Moates.
Busy Saturday planned downtown
Graduation ceremonies for all four public high schools are scheduled for Saturday at the Albany Civic Center.- J.D. Sumner, government center
Doco tax assessments mailed
Tax officials emphasize this week's mailouts aren't a tax bill, but merely a notice required by a new Georgia law.
Colleagues remember local leader
Wendy Martin was previously the interim president of the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce.
APD charge two with graffiti-related offenses
Officials say two men arrested this week are responsible for 15-20 separate incidents of graffiti on area businesses.
