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In murder retrial, suspect admits cutting disabled man's throat
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Fort Benning welcomes new infantry chief and commandant
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Tips for tax-free weekend in Georgia, Alabama
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U.S. sales model broken, Aflac’s Amos made critical change
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Columbus seeing its coolest July in years
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Court: Man stuffs three ounces of meth into teen's purse
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'She's very blessed': Smiths Station High teacher recovering well after train collision
Staff at Smiths Station High School are scrambling to find Nissan Pathfinders after science teacher Vivian Martin survived a train collision Monday with hardly a scratch, a Lee County school official said Wednesday.
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Columbus seeing its coolest July in years
Football season is just a few short weeks away, and Wednesday morning we were all greeted by cool, fall-like weather.
Sports
Pruitt on Georgia defensive departures: 'To me it's not losses'
Georgia defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt previews the start of preseason practice, emphasizing that he'll coach the players he still has, and not worrying about everyone who left.
Living
To Do: The Valley's weekly events planner (7/31-8/6)
This weekend brings a tax-free holiday, the Crazy Crawfish Festival, several end-of-summer bashes and more.
Opinion
Business
U.S. sales model broken, Aflac’s Amos made critical change
Aflac Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dan Amos had been keenly watching insurance premium sales in the U.S. sputter through the recession and into the nation’s economic recovery. But the performance simply wasn’t getting any better ...
Nation / World
Defying death in Utah arches: A thrill too far?
After a handful of accidents and a rash of complaints, the federal government is weighing whether to crack down on the latest Internet-fueled thrill ride to crop up on public lands: extreme rope-swinging.
