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Radio Doctors was the place to buy R&B records in Milwaukee.

A Dahlonega man has been charged after he allegedly submitted two forged surety bonds to a construction company in North Georgia.

Columnist Mike Richard reveals how a legendary Gardner High coach grieved the loss of former players who died during the war

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Federal prosecutors in Portland, Ore., have moved to dismiss almost half the cases they charged in connection with violence accompanying last year’s protests over racial injustice, as authorities grapple with how to tamp down politically motivated unrest that has arisen since then.