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Ken Stanford

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New Rape Response leader
The Board of Directors for Rape Response, Inc. has announced the appointment of Jeanne Buffington as the agency's new Executive Director
9:30AM ( 14 years ago )
Up to 6 inches of rain in some places
Some parts of north Georgia picked up six inches of rain Wednesday and flood warnings continue in some areas... although the flood watch has been cancelled.
7:31AM ( 14 years ago )
Report praises, criticizes NGMC
While praising it as a leader in community outreach efforts, a consumer advocacy group says Northeast Georgia Medical Center pays its top executives too much and its mark-ups are too high.
7:02AM ( 14 years ago )
Senator proposes cutting 19 superior court judges
Sen. Mitch Seabaugh is proposing cutting 19 superior court judges - a move he says could save the state up to $14 million.
10:03PM ( 14 years ago )
United Way: It's a wrap!
"Hall County's ability to GIVE, ADVOCATE and VOLUNTEER has allowed United Way to give so many gifts this year," Jack Keener, the outgoing chairman of the United Way of Hall County Board of Directors, declared Wednesday.
1:34PM ( 14 years ago )
Laughinghouse will not seek-reelection
The man who has led the Forsyth County Commission since 2007 says he will not run for re-election this year.
1:10PM ( 14 years ago )
Assisted suicide group preparing for trial
The leader of an assisted suicide group indicted in Cumming on charges of helping a 58-year-old man with cancer kill himself said he's looking forward to a trial that he hopes will validate the group's work.
12:48PM ( 14 years ago )
No injuries as gun discharges at hospital
No one was injured when a security guard - working for the U.S. Marshal's Service - dropped his gun in a room at Northeast Georgia Medical Center and it discharged.
10:44AM ( 14 years ago )
Jobless rates up across Ga.
Unemployment rates are up sharply across Georgia compared to a month ago.
9:13AM ( 14 years ago )
NGCSU lectures to focus on global topics
From U.S.-China relations to Global Crime, a six-week seriies of public lectures are planned starting Monday in Gainesville and Cumming.
7:01AM ( 14 years ago )