Kevin West

Saturday's G-Day game with the Georgia Bulldogs football team boils down to ones and twos.

As the military advances closer to Baghdad, signs of Iraqi chemical preparedness are multiplying, although there is still no conclusive evidence Saddam Hussein's regime possesses weapons of mass destruction.

Atlanta has more wins in the first two years of the WUSA than any other team. But the Beat lost in the final game in 2001 and fell in the semifinals last year.

Spring break begins Friday for students in the Hall County School System, but not for thos attending Gainesville city schools.

Michael Perry, who took over the Georgia State basketball team when Lefty Driesell resigned during the season, signed a 3-year contract with the school on Thursday.

An Elberton man accused of stockpiling hundreds of grenades in his home pleaded guilty to federal firearms charges on Wednesday.

Iraqi forces shelled Kifrey, a village in the Kurdish autonomous region of northern Iraq on Wednesday, and fighter jets of the U.S.-led coalition targeted Iraqi positions 100 miles north of Baghdad.

American forces, which crossed the Tigris River in the drive toward the Iraqi capital, destroyed the Baghdad Division of Iraq's Republican Guard, the U.S. Central Command said Wednesday.

Eleven bodies were found with prisoner of war Jessica Lynch when the Army supply clerk was rescued in a U.S. commando raid on an Iraqi hospital.

A Gwinnett County gang member has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for his part a fatal shooting in which a Gainesville girl served as one of the shooters.