Georgia Archives - Page 155 of 159

Disappearing Georgia: Towns Becoming Lost to Urban Sprawl

December 19, 2006 Todd DeFeo

There’s little that remains of the city of Russell. Perhaps, just a few businesses that bear Russell in their names.

The Crackdown on Illegal Aliens

December 12, 2006 Todd DeFeo

Cherokee County is taking a step to crack down on illegal aliens.

Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Announces its 2007 List of State’s 10 ‘Places in Peril’

November 11, 2006 Special to HarpBlaster.com News Wire

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation released today its 2007 list of 10 Places in Peril in the state.

What does it all mean?

November 2, 2006 Todd DeFeo

A new poll suggests this year’s gubernatorial race in Georgia may go to a runoff. But don’t think it’s because there’s a tight race between Gov. Sonny Perdue and Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor.

Moving from left toward right

October 27, 2006 Todd DeFeo

Maybe Jackson County could be the poster child of the Republican movement in Georgia.

Fort McClellan has some interesting buildings. The fort, as it were, is no longer a fort. It’s an area of Anniston, Ala., that is being redeveloped – officer housing, for example, is now a residential development.

Vietnam Wall Replica

October 5, 2006 Todd DeFeo

After an amazing and emotional motorcade from Winder to Athens, a scaled replica of the Vietnam Wall is here in town.

ABH: City limit sign’s claim somewhat off-Center

September 23, 2006 Todd DeFeo

The city limits clearly are marked along the recently upgraded U.S. Highway 441.

Savannah Now: Student charged in terror threat

September 16, 2006 Todd DeFeo

A Commerce High School freshman, rumored to have a “hit list” of people he wanted to harm, was charged early Thursday morning with making terroristic threats, authorities said.

ABH: Pendergrass again top collector

August 15, 2006 Todd DeFeo

For the third straight year, the tiny city of Pendergrass collected the most fines, fees and forfeitures per person of any municipal police department in the state.