Worth the wait: Freeman hits walk-off homer after four-hour delay
Freddie Freeman hits a walk-off, two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Braves past the Mets early Tuesday morning in a game that was delayed nearly four hours before the opening pitch.
Former Lee, GSW star Gahman shines in amateur tournament
Leesburg's Nate Gahman finished tied for 10th in the Southeastern Amateur, one of the top amateur golf tournaments in the nation.
United Way preparing for 2013 campaign
The United Way of Southwest Georgia is set to kick off its campaign in September.
Sperrazza released pending sentencing on $100k bond
Former Albany doctor Robert Sperrazza was convicted of tax evasion and structuring deposits.
Miami’s Big Three on brink of another Finals letdown
Miami will try to avoid falling in the NBA Finals for the second time in three years in tonight’s Game 6 vs. the Spurs.
Minor setback
Saturday’s loss to Lehigh Valley means the Albany Panthers will have to win back-to-back games on the road to clinch a third straight league title, but it’s a challenge the 6-5 Panthers are up to.
BRAVES NOTEBOOK: Wood to get first career start vs. Mets
Former Georgia Bulldog Alex Wood, Atlanta’s second-round pick in 2012, will get his first big-league start today. (ADDS: Notes on Freeman, B.J. Upton and Justin Upton)
Tiger’s major slide reaches 16 after U.S. Open disaster
Tiger Woods’ last major championship victory came in 2008, and many are wondering if the greatest player of this generation will ever win another.
LORAN SMITH COLUMN: Mickelson’s time is running out
Herald guest columnist Loran Smith writes about Phil Mickelson’s collapse at the U.S. Open and how Lefty’s clock is ticking in his quest to win golf’s second major.
Give up self-pity and give time to others
Features Column
When most of us experience tough times, it becomes difficult to see past our own circumstances. We may shut down and feel sorry for ourselves or even angry at others.
Immigration debate is all about security
Opinion Column
There’s a fundamental conflict at the heart of the Senate debate over the Gang of Eight comprehensive immigration reform bill. Most Republicans believe a policy to integrate 11 million currently illegal immigrants into American society must be conditioned on stronger border security and internal enforcement. Most Democrats don’t. At bottom, that’s what the fight is about.
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- Drum Circle anniversary June 22
- Auditions set for ‘Steel Magnolias’
- Radio operators ready to ham it up
- UBL, Highway 55 win Georgia Music Awards
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Features Analysis and Opinion
- Give up self-pity and give time to others
- Keep kids safe during the summer months
- ‘Moving Day’ comes to Methodists
- Federal Officials scouring Internet’s vast wasteland
- LaGrange retains its allure and appeal
- SWGA regional art show opens
- Truth always honorable
- Success comes from willingess to try again
- Looking Back 9 June 2013
- Pay attention to your body’s warning signs
Local News
- United Way preparing for 2013 campaign
- Sperrazza released pending sentencing on $100k bond
- Police/Fire/EMS - June 18, 2013
- Squawk of the day - June 18, 2013
- Bright of the day - June 18, 2013
- One dead, two injured in Ashburn shooting
- Final meeting conducted at airport terminal
- DCSS public budget hearings sparsely attended
- Dozens of kayakers float out of Albany toward Bainbridge
- County OKs agenda items
Blogs
- Standard & Poor's bumps up SYNOVUS credit rating
- Can this phone revolutionize the smart phone market?
- New Waffle House going up near Darton 5 comments
- MUTED: New law could end annoying TV commercial blaring 1 comment
- Want a pricey cup o' Java? Bring in the elephants
- BLOG: Despite lack of skilled manufacturing in U.S., Apple to make new Mac line here
- Some people take voting just a bit too seriously 1 comment
- Barack Obama was born in Kenya! (And so was Mitt Romney) no kidding...
- The world will not end no matter what happens with this election 1 comment
- Sometimes a picture says it all ... 3 comments
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