Saturday September 21st, 2024 5:34AM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Campfire ban lifted; hiking trail reopened
Recent rains and snow have prompted a lifting of the campfire ban that has been in place several months in the Chattahoochee and Oconee national forests and the hiking trail on Blood Mountain that was closed last week after the disappearance of a hiker has reopened.
2:47PM ( 16 years ago )
2004 Dem Nominee Kerry Endorsing Obama
Barack Obama is being endorsed by fellow Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats' 2004 presidential nominee who lost to George W. Bush that year and gave up his own plans for a 2008 run a year ago.
2:17PM ( 16 years ago )
800 in town for soccer camp this weekend
More than 800 high school soccer players, their coaches and staff will be in Gainesville over the weekend for the Olympic Development Program (ODP) Subregional girls
12:06PM ( 16 years ago )
Fatal stabbing outside Helen night spot
A 24-year-old Cleveland man has died of his wounds after being stabbed outside a Helen night spot early Thursday.
11:48AM ( 16 years ago )
Isakson cites progress, opportunity in Iraq
Georgia Sen. Johnny Isakson says he saw remarkable progress during a visit to Iraq last weekend
10:43AM ( 16 years ago )
Winder soldier set to go on trial Feb. 19
The Winder soldier accused of murdering an unarmed Iraqi detainee is scheduled to go on trial February 19.
10:25AM ( 16 years ago )
New Jefferson traffic signal ready to go
A long-awaited traffic signal at a busy Jackson County intersection should be operational by early next week.
8:43AM ( 16 years ago )
Waitress says Hilton stopped in restaurant to use phone
A waitress at a Huddle House in Pickens County says murder suspect Gary Michael Hilton stopped there just hours before authorities released his photograph.
6:47AM ( 16 years ago )
Hearings kick off on speaker's tax plan
The public finally got a chance to weigh in Tuesday on House Speaker Glenn Richardson's proposal to gradually erase property taxes in Georgia. And not surprisingly, school groups and local government officials, who've been excoriating the plan for months, came out swinging.
9:16PM ( 16 years ago )
Ga. Republicans launch unity tour, but specifics are lacking
Seeking to project a united front after last year's open Republican feud, Gov. Sonny Perdue and GOP leaders barnstormed across Georgia on Wednesday promoting what they said was a shared agenda for the legislative session set to kick off Monday - and they'll be in Gainesville Thursday, appearing at Lee Gilmer Airport at 12:30PM.
9:10PM ( 16 years ago )