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The Candler School of Theology is hosting a conference called "The Singing Church: Current Practices and Emerging Trends in Congregational Song" March 19 to 21.
About 700 soldiers from Georgia are among the latest U.S. troops headed to Afghanistan for a war that continues even after the Iraq conflict's end, leaving anxious spouses and parents who wonder why their loved ones are still fighting.
As it was happening, Raymond Parks didn't think he'd be around later to tell the story. He was rushed and attacked by a 900 pound animal three weeks ago. The cow put a gash on his head and threw him into a barbed wire fence.
Accounting students from Clayton State University are offering free income tax assistance for certain eligible taxpayers.
An Elvis impersonator who lives outside Atlanta has won $200,000 in the Georgia Lottery.
A Bornean orangutan at Atlanta's zoo has become the first member of his species to participate in an awake cardiac ultrasound.
Authorities say thieves have been stealing booze from trucks making delivers to bars, restaurants and stores in Atlanta.
Authorities say a civilian reserve officer for the Waynesboro Police Department has been killed in a collision with a logging truck.
House lawmakers have approved a revised $18.6 billion budget plan for the current year.
A high school student was gunned down during a home invasion in the Atlanta suburb of Norcross.
Several local governments struck back for nearly an hour on Thursday, telling a Senate panel they had to create their own broadband networks when private providers refused to come to their communities.
DeKalb County Solicitor General Sherry Boston says James Miles pleaded guilty Thursday to vehicular homicide, reckless driving, following too closely, failure to maintain lane and improper lane change.
A video shows Rabbi Ralph Messer, a Messianic preacher, wrapping Long in a large scroll that is purported to be the Torah. Messianic Jews believe Jesus Christ is the Messiah, at odds with traditional Jewish theology.
Crowds cheered as Gen. Beauregard Lee, waddled out of his "Weathering Heights" mansion and failed to see his shadow on the red dirt beneath him.
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management announced a new effort among local and state officials to clean up the Mill Creek Watershed.
Authorities say charges facing a Newnan father have been upgraded to murder in connection with the death of his 13-month-old boy.
The two schools involved in a post-game brawl that left a high school football coach severely injured will now play in different subregions.
Georgia transportation crews this week are installing a new four-way stop in Hortense.
Musicians connected to R.E.M., the Drive-By Truckers and other Georgia bands have joined forces to perform as part of an effort to stop construction of a new Walmart store in Athens.
The state Senate bill now heads to the Rules committee, which will determine whether the full Senate will vote on the issue.
The route for the 6.34-mile, limited-access highway was approved in 2009 after years of studying alternatives. Its estimated cost is $146 million.
U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said Wednesday that Ganiu Adisa Kosoko was sentenced Tuesday by U.S. District Judge James Mahan.
State lawmakers are considering legislation that would toughen Georgia's law on hazing in schools and colleges.
A Lamar County dispatcher could not say where the girls and the men they were traveling with were found, but said they were "in custody" as of 9:45 Thursday night. She could not elaborate on that statement.
Captain Tony Winborn with the Dodge County Sheriff's Office says the two men escaped around noon today near Dodge Avenue.
Police launched an investigation after they received information about a woman operating a prostitution business from her home.
His 170-point strategic plan could close up to a dozen schools and cut as many as 300 teachers' jobs.
LIVE ON 13wmaz.com: The school board meets at 4 p.m. to hear the Superintendent's strategic plan for the schools.
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