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4:29PM ( 2 hours ago ) News Alert

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Senators to offer plan to end FAA shutdown
Key senators have crafted a plan to end the partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration that includes eliminating air service subsidies to some remote communities.
5:28PM ( 13 years ago )
FBI investigates tip that dead man is D.B. Cooper
The FBI is investigating whether a dead man in the Pacific Northwest is D.B. Cooper, who hijacked a passenger jet in 1971 over Washington state and parachuted with $200,000 in ransom.
4:30PM ( 13 years ago )
No pay hikes included in Dahlonega budget
City of Dahlonega employees can expect no pay hikes under a budget proposal now before the city council.
1:52PM ( 13 years ago )
Humane society offering half-price dog adoptions
The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia (HSNEGA) is offering a
9:52AM ( 13 years ago )
Job expo set for Friday in Rabun County
The Georgia Department of Labor
9:33AM ( 13 years ago )
Bear spends most of Sunday up a tree at Dahlonega home
An unusual and lengthy ordeal for a Dahlonaga family is over after their dog chased a bear up a tree in their front yard Sunday.
7:47AM ( 13 years ago )
World markets up on word of debt ceiling deal
Investors around the world are breathing a sigh of relief on word of an agreement to raise the U.S. government's borrowing limit and avoid a possible American debt default.
7:33AM ( 13 years ago )
Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
Congress is moving quickly on an agreement to avert a potentially devastating default on U.S. obligations, with legislation that mixes a record increase in the government's borrowing cap with the promise of more than $2 trillion in spending cuts.
7:24AM ( 13 years ago )
More hotter-than-usual weather arriving with the new month
The arrival of August is bringing with it more hotter-than-normal temperatures in Georgia.
6:54AM ( 13 years ago )
Debt ceiling fix could mean problems for states
The cost of the compromise needed to raise the federal debt ceiling likely will inflict more fiscal pain on states still struggling to recover from the recession and the end of federal stimulus spending.
10:08PM ( 13 years ago )