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MEDICAL MYTHS: Cracking Knuckles Doesn't Equal Arthritis

MEDICAL MYTHS: Cracking Knuckles Doesn't Equal Arthritis

You may do it on purpose, or even without thinking about it, but if you ever heard the cracking your knuckles would give you arthritis you may have nothing to worry about.

Oprah: 'Time to Say Goodbye'

Oprah: 'Time to Say Goodbye'

Oprah Winfrey announced on her talk show Friday that her show, seen on 13WMAZ and on stations across the country, will end in 2011 after its 25th season on the air.

Warner Robins Church to 'Feed the City' Saturday

Warner Robins Church to 'Feed the City' Saturday

New Hope International Church in Warner Robins plans to give away Thanksgiving dinners to at least 2,500 families.

Central State Hospital to Stop Taking New Patients

Central State Hospital to Stop Taking New Patients

Tom Wilson with the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities says the hospital is on diversion.

'Twilight Moms' Catch First Glimpse of 'New Moon'

'Twilight Moms' Catch First Glimpse of 'New Moon'

Late Thursday night, hundreds of people packed the movie theater to catch the midnight showing of New Moon, the second installment of the Twilight series.

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ECONOMIC NEWS

I-75 Project Delayed Until Spring

I-75 Project Delayed Until Spring

A G-DOT spokeswoman says the department is concentrating on projects funded by federal stimulus money because those projects have a February deadline.

STATE/REGIONAL NEWS

SC Lawmakers Consider Impeachment of Mark Sanford

SC Lawmakers Consider Impeachment of Mark Sanford

South Carolina lawmakers say they'll formally consider the possible impeachment of Gov. Mark Sanford for the first time next week.

NATIONAL NEWS

8 Fort Hood Wounded Will Still Deploy

8 Fort Hood Wounded Will Still Deploy

Eight of the wounded have returned to duty, and 14 other mental health reservists have volunteered to fill vacancies and go to Iraq or Afghanistan.

WATERCOOLER

Rain May Put Pumpkin Pie In Peril

Rain May Put Pumpkin Pie In Peril

Nestle says heavy rain hurt its pumpkin harvest so there may be a shortage of its Libby's pumpkin pie products through the holidays.

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