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A Butts County man is so unhappy with his past meals and customer service from the local Kentucky Fried Chicken that he’s started a one-man protest.

With inflation pushing the price of just about everything higher, it's more important than ever to keep track of how you're spending your money. The average monthly fee for non-interest checking accounts last year was just over $5, according to a Bankrate survey, while the fee for interest-bearing checking accounts was more than $16 for those who didn't meet...

That's the amount that I've paid in FICA payroll taxes during my working career, according to my recent Social Security statement. FICA, which stands for "Federal Insurance Contributions Act," "is a payroll tax that helps fund both Social Security and Medicare programs, which provide benefits for retirees, the disabled and children," says the Social Security...

ATLANTA- Attorney General Chris Carr is advising consumers who are buying used cars to be wary of vehicles that might have suffered flood damage as the result of Hurricane Ida. Flood-damaged vehicles are often sold at auction and then wind up on used car lots. Sometimes the vehicle's title will indicate "salvage" or "totaled," but sometimes the vehicle is retitled...

The deadliest hotel fire in U.S. history occurred 75 years ago in 1946 when the Winecoff Hotel in downtown Atlanta burned, costing 119 people their lives. Two men who were at the fire, but never knew each other before, recently met in Jackson and shared their experiences. Walter "Sonny" Mayfield, 87, of Decatur, was a 12-year-old Boy Scout helping firefighters at the fire. Albert "Sonny" Welby, 73, of Monticello, is known as the youngest survivor of the fire as his mother was two to three month...