Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011 ATHENS, Ga. — Larry Munson, legendary voice of the Georgia Bulldogs for 42 years, died at his Athens home Sunday night with complications from pneumonia according to his son, Michael. Funeral arrangements had not been determined.…

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A report by the University of West Georgia, the “West Georgia Regional Outlook 2011,” shows County in substantially better economic shape, both now and in the near-term future, than most of its regional neighbors. The Nov. 1 report was authored…

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Print E-mail By AJC Staff The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATHENS — For a few unforgettable days in 1941, it seemed fate had plans for Larry Munson that had nothing to do with the Georgia Bulldogs. After all, once you’ve shared the…

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CBC Hired 1,500 on August Jobs Tour — Though the numbers are still coming in from companies involved, it’s becoming clearer that about 1,500 to 2,000 people were hired as a result of theArticle source: http://politic365.com/2011/11/20/cbc-jobs-tour-hired-1500/

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Print E-mail By Michael E. Kanell The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Things have been so bad the past couple of years that we’ve stopped talking about the trade deficit.

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(CBS News)  While most of us are already looking forward to our Thanksgiving feast, one in six Americans isn’t sure where their next meal will come from. And as Mark Strassmann tells us . . . we’re finding the hungry…

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As it turns out, the nominal demise of Minneapolis and St. Paul stems from their intense rivalry. In 1961 the newly arrived major league baseball team quickly discovered that it would have to name itself without offending either twin city.…

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The AJC Editorial Board Six feet. That’s what stands between increased prosperity for Atlanta, Georgia and the Southeast. It is the depth of silt needing to be scraped from the Savannah River’s bed to allow passage of larger container ships…

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By LAURA WIDES-MUNOZAssociated Press SOUTHWEST RANCHES, Fla. (AP) – In one of South Florida’s upscale, rural enclaves, where peacocks roam and horse trails are as common as sidewalks, town leaders decided to bring in much of their money from an…

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On a day where protesters came together across the globe to rally in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street on its two-month anniversary, Detroit saw not one, but two marches. Occupy Detroit held a “Day of Action Against Austerity” Thursday, with…

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