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Fate of accused cop-killer in the hands of Georgia jury

July 20, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The fate of an accused cop-killer is in the hands of an Athens, Ga., jury.

San Antonio missions named World Heritage Site

July 11, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The San Antonio chain of colonial Spanish missions has been named a World Heritage Site.

Report: Skyview Atlanta owners planning new drop-ride attraction

July 10, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The owners of Skyview Atlanta are planning to build a $5 million“drop-ride attraction,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

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Haley signs bill removing flag from S.C. statehouse

July 9, 2015 Todd DeFeo

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley today signed a bill to remove the Confederate battle flag from flying on the statehouse grounds. The flag is to be removed tomorrow morning.

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Report: Travelers file lawsuit against airlines

July 7, 2015 Todd DeFeo

Travelers are suing the nation’s four major airlines, claiming they are “conspiring to keep ticket prices high in the face of falling fuel prices.”

Senator calls on FTC to end drip pricing

July 6, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) should require hotels to disclose so-called tail-end fees up front, a U.S. senator contends in a letter to the federal agency.

TSA pays $3 million to settle claims with passengers

July 2, 2015 The Travel Trolley

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) paid $3 million over the past five years to settle claims with passengers, USA Today reported.

Southern Museum to explore 100th anniversary of Leo Frank lynching

July 2, 2015 The Travel Trolley

The Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History will explore the 100th anniversary of the Leo Frank lynching with a series of special programs and a three-month-long exhibit interpreting the event.

Georgia governor urges caution when it comes to Confederate symbols

June 30, 2015 Todd DeFeo

In the midst of a national debate over Confederate monuments and the use of the Confederate battle flag on public grounds, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal is urging caution. It is, he tells an Atlanta newspaper, a part of the nation’s “heritage.”

Tips for a smooth visit to Walt Disney World

June 30, 2015 The Travel Trolley

For many, a trip to Walt Disney World is a daunting task from the start. But, it doesn’t have to be.

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