Wednesday October 9th, 2024 10:25PM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Inauguration tickets in high demand
You may be hard-pressed to get a ticket to the presidential inauguration in January if you have not made your request.
1:03PM ( 15 years ago )
DOT to discuss plans for new Lula area bridge
The Georgia Department of Transportation announces a public information open house meeting to discuss proposed bridge replacement and road realignment on State Route 52 over the Chattahoochee River in Lula.

11:02AM ( 15 years ago )
Dawson Co. considers noise control law
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners has asked the Community Development department to finalize details for a noise control ordinance proposal.

10:30AM ( 15 years ago )
Japan slides into recession, 1st time since 2001
Japan's economy slid into a recession for the first time since 2001, the government said Monday, as companies sharply cut back on spending in the third quarter amid the unfolding global financial crisis.
7:41AM ( 15 years ago )
Cherokee Co. has new immigration proposal
The Cherokee County Commission is back with another ordinance aimed at illegal immigrants.
6:25AM ( 15 years ago )
Early Voting begins Monday
Early Voting begins Monday for the Dec. 2 runoffs in Georgia, and for Lumpkin County voters there's more at stake than the three statewide races on the ballots in the other Gainesville area counties.
7:41PM ( 15 years ago )
Chambliss wins back some conservatives
Republican Georgia Senator Saxby Chambliss - headed for a Dec. 2 runoff with Democrat Jim Martin - is beginning to win back some of the conservatives who deserted him in the General Election in favor of the Libertarian candidate in the race.
8:30AM ( 15 years ago )
Level of Lanier to get boost
The federal government has agreed to hold more water in Lake Lanier this winter.
6:16PM ( 15 years ago )
Early Voting begins Monday
Early Voting for the Dec. 2 runoffs will begin in Hall County Monday, after all.
1:21PM ( 15 years ago )
3 arrested in stolen check case
Braselton police have arrested three self-described homeless men on forgery charges in alleged scheme that is not new to north Georgia lawmen.
11:12AM ( 15 years ago )