AJC Exclusive: Taxpayers still on hook for $2 million in loans on closed Golf Hall of Fame.
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Halls of Fame seen as drain on state finances
Halls of Fame seen as drain on state finances
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Crime scene photos request sparks privacy debate
In 1990, five families lost their children, all college students in Gainesville, Fla., to a serial killer who grotesquely mutilated his victims.
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Crime scene photos request sparks privacy debate
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Westin Windows Coming Back After Tornado
Two years after the tornado that blew out hundreds of windows at the Westin Peachtree Plaza, a massive window replacement project is still underway.
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Westin Windows Coming Back After Tornado
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Columbia boys win title
MACON – After accepting the state championship trophy, the Columbia boys ran to the stands to celebrate with the school’s girls team.
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Columbia boys win title
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Columbia girls defeat Carver for title
MACON – The game was still an hour from tip-off, and already the Columbia Lady Eagles were dealing with adversity.
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Columbia girls defeat Carver for title
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