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Almost every day, Paul Allen and Ted Lahey have a high school reunion. Both are East Athens natives and attended Cedar Shoals High School. Now, the longtime companions-turned-co-owners get to

In the bank: What do Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, Attorney General Gentner Drummond and House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, have in common?

French President Emmanuel Macron will next week make a new push to try and dissuade Chinas Xi Jinping from supporting Russian President Vladimir Putins war against Ukraine but is unlikely

Take your Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Independence Day parties to the streets this year.

ATHENS -- Clean water heroes from across the state, including U.S. House District 2 Congressman Sanford Bishop, were recognized for their extraordinary work to protect Georgia’s water during the Georgia

On May 5, 1934, the first meeting of the Talbot Rod & Gun Club was held at the old Samis and Bray hardware store on S. Washington Street and H.

After months of meetings, a group working on developing regulations for plastic use in Falmouth restaurants finally has a draft of those regulations that is ready for feedback. The group

About $25 million is available for the more than 1,600 Organic Valley farm members in 30 states across the country, including more than 275 farms in the Chesapeake bay watershed.

Bird Piché suffered a "catastrophic" spinal injury last Tuesday at Buffalos Mohawk Place while she attended a concert by the Australian band Trophy Eyes, according to a GoFundMe page set

When the Lancaster High School Carnival Kids Steel Orchestra (SKSO) got together to celebrate its 50th anniversary, the man who started it all was there.