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UGA campus rapist may have posed as taxi driver
ATHENS, Ga. -- Athens-Clarke police continued Tuesday to look for a man who may have posed as a taxi driver when he kidnapped and raped a University of Georgia student Saturday night.
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Fort sees command change this morning
Brig. Gen. Jennifer L. Napper will step down as the commander of Fort Gordons 7th Signal Command this morning in a ceremony on Barton Field.
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Vehicle drives into Augusta Canal
Deputies were called to the Augusta Canal early this morning after a womans vehicle was found in the water.
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School board picks three to oversee grant process
The Richmond County school board approved hiring three district employees to administer federal School Improvement Grants in three high schools.
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Jobless vets have options
Donald Stevens left behind a three-year military career in the deserts of Baghdad in 2008, but problems from the battlefield followed him home.
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Deputy at desk after shooting
Richmond County Sheriff's Deputy Walter Garrison remains on administrative duties pending the outcome of an investigation into the Monday shooting death of Kevin Brayano Pao, a 22-year-old Rockville, Md., man.
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Astronomy lover aims for the stars
AIKEN --- Keeping the Boyd Pond Park observatory operational began as an experiment of good faith that has been repaid to creator David Boyd in friendship and service for more than 13 years.
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Suspect in Aiken County killings in Georgia custody
Franklin Wright, accused of brutally suffocating then burning the bodies of two women Aug. 11 in South Carolina, will have his first court hearing in Richmond County in the next few days and could face Georgia charges of aggravated assault, kidnapping and robbery before being extradited.
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Dam will be fixed as ladder is put up
Jorge Jiminez, the president of ZEL engineering, said a hole in the dam that was present when repairs were made in 2005 has not changed since then but that it will be repaired.
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SRS getting new operations manager
The operations office at South Carolina's former nuclear weapons site is getting a new manager. The U.S. Department of Energy says Dave Moody is taking over
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Three arrested after Georgia teenager is kidnapped
Authorities have charged three in connection with the kidnapping of a 17-year-old girl who showed up at Polk Medical Center last week.
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Feds: Georgia nuclear power plant should proceed
Staff from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission say there are no major environmental problems that would prevent building two nuclear reactors in eastern Georgia.
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MCG pushes new name, closing major street
MCG president Dr. Ricardo Azziz wants to rename the university and close off at least one major street.
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Marshal's office says no to neighborhood task force
Dozens packed the Augusta commission meeting Tuesday. They were demanding the city approve a new neighborhood special task force. They fear crime is taking over local communities.
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Army Reserve Soldier earns SAMC award at Fort Gordon
It is the highest peacetime honor for a non-commissioned officer in the United States Army and only a few enlisted soldiers ever receive the award. The latest Sergeant Audie Murphy Award winner at Fort Gordon is a trailblazer for many reasons, among them - being selected as the first Army Reserve Soldier to get the award there.
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Grass fire at Augusta Tech
Fire officials say a cigarette most likely started a grass fire at Augusta Tech tonight.
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Columbia County will close clinic
Columbia County residents seeking health department services in Harlem and Grovetown will soon have to travel farther to get them.
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Mine will open to public for family event
Graves Mountain, a former mine known for its rare - and sometimes valuable - minerals, will be open to the public Oct. 1-3 for the semiannual Rock, Swap & Dig event, in which visitors can chisel away at rock outcrops in search of minerals .
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SRS names new site manager
A veteran U.S. Energy Department administrator with experience at Rocky Flats and Los Alamos was named Tuesday as manager of Savannah River Site's Operations Office.
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Murder suspect caught, Hephzibah citizens relieved
Franklin Wright told officers he's been hiding out in the woods for several days. For almost a week people have been locking themselves inside, wondering where Franklin Wright was hiding. People in Hephzibah say they're glad things can now go back to normal.
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