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Medicaid contractor employee indicted for computer theft

December 17, 2011 Express Telegraph

Romona Ferrell-Davis was indicted by a DeKalb County Grand Jury on December 8, 2011 on four counts of computer theft, one count of Computer Invasion of Privacy and one count of Identity Fraud. Ferrell-Davis was

Ga. parks picked for ‘Reader’s Choice’ awards

December 16, 2011 The Travel Trolley

Readers of Georgia Magazine have bestowed Reader’s Choice Awards to a trio of Georgia state parks.

‘Opportuniy Zone’ in Smyrna leads to tax breaks

December 15, 2011 Express Telegraph

Businesses located within a so-called Opportuniy Zone in the northern portion of this Metro Atlanta city that created at least two new jobs this year are eligible for a $3,500 tax credit per job, officials said.

Ga. parks picked for ‘Reader’s Choice’ awards

December 15, 2011 Express Telegraph

Readers of Georgia Magazine have bestowed Reader’s Choice Awards to a trio of Georgia state parks.

Broun: I’ll go through TSA’s books

December 10, 2011 The Travel Trolley

A Georgia Congressman this week said he accepted an offer from the administrator of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to “sit down and go through TSA’s books.”

Remembering Pearl Harbor in Hawaii or closer to home

December 7, 2011 The Travel Trolley

It was a typical Sunday morning in Hawaii. But just before 8 a.m. 70 years ago, the serene morning quickly turned hellish.

River Line remains may be few, but they are valuable

December 3, 2011 Todd DeFeo

There is little that remains to remind to of Johnston’s River Line.

Opinion: Ethics board members can only serve one four-year term

November 29, 2011 Express Telegraph

ATLANTA — A member of the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission “may serve no more than one complete four year term of office,” the state attorney general’s office state said in a recent

Inmates use cell phones ‘to commit additional crimes’

November 24, 2011 Express Telegraph

ATLANTA — The state Department of Corrections is investigating a Monday incident at Telfair State Prison in Helena in which Inmates used smuggled cell phones to start a fight. Three inmates were sent to the

UPDATE: Court upholds death penalty for man claiming mental retardation

November 23, 2011 Express Telegraph

ATLANTA — A federal appeals court this week upheld the death penalty for a man who now claims he is mentally retarded. Warren Lee Hill Jr. did not claim mental retardation during his 1991 trial.