Holiday shoppers may not have to wait until Black Friday to snag bargains they usually see the day after Thanksgiving.
ATHENS, Ga. — It will be Jeff Owens’ second shot at his final home game.
Alan decides between Team Edward and Team Jacob, while Sonya unleashes her inner art snob.
The late Sara Spano was a food editor for the Ledger-Enquirer for many years. Thousands of Chattahoochee Valley residents have grown up with family dishes from "Sara’s Recipes Through the Years," a collection of the most frequently requested, most popular recipes gathered and printed over her 29-year career.
The book, now in its third printing, has been out of circulation for 21 years. Books will arrive around December 13. Click here to order
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Cannons arrive at Port Columbus
2009 November Horse Trials
2009 GHSA Cheerleading State Championships
2009 GHSA Cheerleading Championships
Phenix City Riverwalk Floods
Auburn Tigers host Furman University
Steeplechase at Callaway Gardens 2009
Auburn Tigers host Ole Miss
Shave to Save at CSU
Columbus and Northside Class AAA softball
Auburn Tigers host the Kentucky Wildcats
Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic Football
Clark Howard and Robin Meade in Columbus
Lee County Sheriff's Deputy James Anderson funeral
Tigers over Ball State 54-30
Honor Flight 2009
Paver Dedication at Heritage Walk
Auburn looks for improvement on defense
'Mad Men,' '30 Rock' aim to repeat as Emmy winners
POW/MIA Recognition Day
South Korean Buddhist monks headed to North Korea on Saturday for a joint ceremony with monks there, showing the countries continue civil exchange despite a bloody naval skirmish earlier this month.
Drs. Jeff Kingsley and Joe Surber are hoping to change the way medical research is performed in America — one clinical trial at a time.
The 20th century was 100 years of amplitude. It overflowed with barbarous fighting faiths, wars enveloping continents, and graphic journalism assaulting global audiences with scenes of shocking immediacy.
Federal officials say they arrested a man who strapped 15 live lizards to his chest to get through customs at Los Angeles International Airport.
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