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Four dead in Moscow airliner crash
MOSCOW (AP) - A passenger airliner careered off the runway at Russia's third-busiest airport and partly onto a highway while landing on Saturday, broke into pieces and caught fire, killing at least four people.
Man killed in shooting during robbery in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - One man was killed and another critically injured in a shooting during an apparent attempted robbery in Augusta.
Budget battle sends mixed signals on health care
WASHINGTON (AP) - Confused about the federal budget struggle? So are doctors, hospital administrators and other medical professionals who serve the 100 million Americans covered by Medicare and Medicaid.
Triumphs, tragedy are part of the 2012 story
A lot happened in 2012, which proved to be a year filled with highs and lows around the world and close to home.
33 suspected dead in Pakistan from cough syrup
LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistani authorities are investigating allegations that cough syrup has killed 33 people over the past three days, a government official said Saturday, the second time in recent months medicine is suspected of causing multiple deaths.
Donation helps buy meals for elderly
The United Way of Bryan County's Shepherd's Supper program recently received a boost from a North Bryan Church.
County talks changes to septic tank rules
The Bryan County Board of Commissioners discussed possible changes to the county's sewer ordinance regarding septic tanks on Tuesday during a called meeting held at the County Administrative Complex.
Council OK's City Center contract
The Wilderman Group will continue to operate the Richmond Hill City Center in 2013 after a decision Tuesday from the Richmond Hill City Council.
Seniors celebrate with fellowship, oysters
Holiday spirit filled the Richmond Hill Senior Center on Wednesday when dozens of senior citizens, county officials, volunteers and others gathered for the third annual Christmas party and oyster roast.
Praying for those lost at Sandy Hook
News of the school shooting last week in Newton, Conn., has shaken people across the world.
Wilderman group will continue operating City Center
The Wilderman Group will continue to operate the Richmond Hill City Center in 2013 after a decision on Tuesday from the Richmond Hill City Council.
Center plan pending; management in question
The management of the Richmond Hill City Center could soon shift into the hands of City Hall if a spending plan for the facility isn't reached by the end of the year.
Motorcade delivers more than just gifts
Mayors and representatives from dozens of cities became Santa's helpers on Wednesday when the 2012 Mayor's Christmas Motorcade rolled through the campus of Georgia Regional Hospital in Savannah.
Lockheed employees on notice of pending contract
Fort Stewart's contract with Lockheed Martin ends in less than 60 days. Although the contract may be renewed, the company was required by law Wednesday to notify 177 employees their jobs may end by the end of January 2013, according to Chris Crawford with U.S. Congressman Jack Kingston's office.
Armor offers female soldiers better fit, more protection
Women are not shaped like men. With female soldiers taking a greater combat role, the Army now is field-testing new body armor that is designed to better fit women.
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Furloughs likely to hit economy
Col. Kevin Gregory, U.S. Army Garrison commander for Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield, reported to the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce during its Progress Through People Luncheon on Thursday at Connection Church in Hinesville.
RHMS, BCHS name top teachers in '13
Richmond Hill Middle and Bryan County High schools recently recognized some of their top teachers by announcing RHMS math teacher Tracy Thompson and BCHS engineering, technology and broadcast communication teacher Inga Cashon as the 2013-14 Teachers of the Year.
Friday on the Train makes for family fun
A light turnout at the inaugural Friday on the Train event hosted by the Suites at Station Exchange didn't dampen the spirits of Rich DeLong, executive director.
Events slated across county
Bryan County residents looking to pay homage to those who have lost while serving in the armed forces will have several opportunities to honor Memorial Day.
Judge issues ruling on landfill suit
Superior Court Judge David Cavendar has issued a ruling in favor of Bryan County's ordinances regarding landfills in the lawsuit filed by Atlantic Waste Services against the county.
Transmission line work in South Bryan moving ahead
Construction began last month on a single-pole 115 kilovolt transmission line between Bryan and Liberty counties, and it's expected to pick up this summer.
King says water tests erroneous
Recent water test results at the site of King America Finishing, a Screven County textiles plant under fire by Ogeechee River advocates concerned about pollution, were erroneous, according to an attorney representing the company.
City votes 3-1 for new sign regs
After weeks of planning, consulting with business owners and deliberation, the city of Richmond Hill has put in place new sign regulations after the city council approved a new sign ordinance Tuesday.
Georgia’s First Lady reads to LPS students
Kindergarteners at Lanier Primary School were entertained by a special guest Friday when Georgia's First Lady Sandra Deal stopped by the school to read a story to students.
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