Monday October 7th, 2024 11:27AM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
New Chattooga River Ranger office opens Friday
The new Chattooga River Ranger District Office, located in Tallulah Falls on U.S. 441, is ready to open.
10:19AM ( 15 years ago )
NE Ga. man wins DOT "Everyday Hero" award
Georgia Department of Transportation Commissioner Gerald Ross is proud to announce Tony Robertson of Franklin County is the Department’s first “Everyday Hero”.

10:14AM ( 15 years ago )
Disappointing housing data sends stocks lower
An unexpected drop in home construction is sending stocks slightly lower in early trading.
9:55AM ( 15 years ago )
Housing construction drops 12.8 percent in April
Housing construction plunged to a record low in April as a steep drop in apartment building offset a rebound in single-family construction.
8:34AM ( 15 years ago )
Automakers, Obama announce mileage, pollution plan
President Barack Obama wants drivers to go farther on a gallon of gas and cause less damage to the environment - and be willing to pick up the tab.
6:31AM ( 15 years ago )
Rainiest May in 5 years
The rains we've had so far this month are unlike anything we've seen in May in five years.
1:23PM ( 15 years ago )
91-year-old Sen. Byrd hospitalized
Sen. Robert C. Byrd, 91 and the longest-serving senator in history, was hospitalized last Friday with a temperature spike evidently caused by a minor infection, his office announced Monday.
1:04PM ( 15 years ago )
DOJ ends oversight of Ga. juvenile facilities
Eleven years after it began, the U.S. Department of Justice has ended its monitoring of Georgia's Department of Juvenile Justice.

11:22AM ( 15 years ago )
Number of farms in NE Ga. still declining
Information from the 2007 Census of Agriculture is now available at the congressional district level in online profiles published by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). And, it shows the number of farms in fast-growing counties in northeast Georgia continues to decline.
10:33AM ( 15 years ago )
Study links cigarette changes to rising lung risk
It may be riskier on the lungs to smoke cigarettes today than it was a few decades ago - at least in the U.S., says new research that blames changes in cigarette design for fueling a certain type of lung cancer.

9:31AM ( 15 years ago )