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Kevin West

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Kevin is the EVP of Full Media. He enjoys reading, programming and numb-chucks.
Kevin West
Changes in women's softball schedule
There have been some changes on the schedule for women's college softball in northeast Georgia.
6:54AM ( 23 years ago )
Rangers' Richter has skull injury
New York Rangers goalie Mike Richter will miss at least two weeks with a broken bone in his skull, further hampering the team's playoff push.
6:16AM ( 23 years ago )
Dominican man pleads innocent to federal drug charges
A Dominican man accused of taking part in a drug smuggling ring that operated in Richmond and Columbia counties pleaded innocent Tuesday.
11:56PM ( 23 years ago )
Rape suspect agrees not to bother Augusta teen-agers
A North Carolina rape suspect has been charged with making terroristic threats against three young women who accused him of rape in Augusta.
11:23PM ( 23 years ago )
Arson investigators look at plantation fire
The historic Casulon Plantation, a site of festivals, Civil War re-enactments and sightseeing tours during recent years, was destroyed by a fire that authorities deemed suspicious.
10:00PM ( 23 years ago )
Solicitor pleads guilty to bribery charges, gets 3-year sentence
Former Henry County Solicitor John Rutherford, who had been about to be tried on charges that he accepted more than $10,000 in bribes for dropping five DUI cases, pleaded guilty Tuesday and was sentenced to three years in prison.
6:32PM ( 23 years ago )
Bush to glimpse Georgia Tech's emergency-response technology
Long before September eleventh, a Georgia Tech research scientist saw the need for new technology to assist those who would respond first to a terrorist attack or major disaster.
5:19PM ( 23 years ago )
Bank of America jobs being moved from Nashville to Atlanta
Bank of America will lay off 110 Nashville employees by May as it moves technology operations to Atlanta.
5:05PM ( 23 years ago )
Support group formed by Tennessee families affected by crematory investigation
Bradley County, Tennessee families affected by the investigation at Tri-State Crematory in north Georgia met to discuss the case with investigators and form a support group.
5:02PM ( 23 years ago )
SEC files lawsuit against former Waste Management officials, alleging they cooked books for years
A half-dozen former executives of Waste Management Inc. were charged Tuesday with inflating earnings by $1.7 billion as part of an accounting fraud scheme designed to enrich themselves and dupe shareholders.
4:04PM ( 23 years ago )