Sunday October 6th, 2024 12:17PM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Several N. Ga. school systems did not make AYP
At least six Northeast Georgia school systems did not make Adequate Yearly Progress (or AYP) this year.
4:50PM ( 15 years ago )
61-year-old Dahlonega man arrested in meth bust
State and federal authorities have arrested a 61-year-old Dahlonega man in connection with a methamphetamine bust in Atlanta and Lumpkin County.
12:01PM ( 15 years ago )
Black students in South performing better on tests
A new government study shows black students in many Southern states are improving test scores in math and reading, but not enough to narrow an achievement gap with their white classmates.
11:57AM ( 15 years ago )
El Nino returns; good news for Lanier, Hartwell
El Nino is back and that could ultimately be good news for Georgia - especially Lake Lanier and other north Georgia lakes.
11:53AM ( 15 years ago )
Winder police TV show wins prestigious award
The Winder Police Department has been awarded the Motorola/Dr. Curtis McClung Award of Excellence for 2009.
10:20AM ( 15 years ago )
300 expected at Brenau symposium
Brenau University ‘s College of Education will host close to 300 educators Friday and Saturday for the Early Childhood Constructivist Institute designed to help teachers improve their skills for teaching mathematics and sciences to younger pupils.
9:50AM ( 15 years ago )
Retail sales, wholesale prices rise more than expected in June
The government says retail sales and wholesale prices rose more than expected last month.
8:45AM ( 15 years ago )
'Money' ranks Suwanee highly - again
Once again, Money magazine has found life in Suwanee to be sweet. It is included in the magazine’s 2009 list of America’s top 100 best places to live - ranked #35 in Money’s 2009 list of best small towns.
7:30AM ( 15 years ago )
Obama wants $12 billion for 2-year colleges
President Barack Obama is proposing a multibillion-dollar investment in the nation's community colleges, such as Gainesville State - a $12 billion effort to help the two-year institutions reach, teach and train more people.
6:27AM ( 15 years ago )
Georgia, Alabama scrambling to get tax refunds paid
Slumping tax collections and budget cuts have Georgia and Alabama scrambling to pay tax refunds before a Wednesday deadline requires them to begin paying interest for tardy refunds.
9:39PM ( 15 years ago )