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Katie Crumley

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Recent Articles by Katie Crumley

  • Board of Regents approves tuition hikes
    The Georgia Board of Regents has halted its fixed tuition program for this fall's freshmen to raise more money in the face of the state's worst fiscal crisis in decades... and approved tuition hikes at the state's public colleges and universities.
  • New jobs coming to Dahlonega
    Gold Creek Foods, LLC of Dawsonville signed a letter of intent this week to purchase the Mohawk Industries plant in Dahlonega in order to expand its food operations... which, evenutally, could mean the creation of about 1,000 new jobs.
  • Weak retail sales report halts stock market rally
    Wall Street has shifted into reverse as a surprisingly weak retail sales report punctures the market's optimism about the economy.
  • Franklin Co. named Certified Work Ready Community
    Governor Sonny Perdue has certified Franklin County as a Certified Work Ready Community.
  • Lumpkin Co. Citgo store burglarized again
    For the second time in two weeks, cigarettes and cash were taken from the same convenience store in Lumpkin County.
  • Obama tempers optimism with reality on economy
    Aiming to assert control over the nation's economic debate, President Barack Obama on Tuesday warned Americans eager for good news that "by no means are we out of the woods" and argued his broad domestic agenda is the path to recovery.
  • Gainesville man sentenced for multi-million dollar fraud
    Authorities say a 56-year-old Gainesville man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for defrauding more than $6 million from U.S. and Canadian companies.
  • Oakwood unveils new logo
    The City of Oakwood unveiled a new logo Monday that reflects a focus on the city's future.
  • Number without power dwindles
    At the end of Monday's work day, power crews were still on the job restoring power to customers left in the dark by gusty winds and falling trees.
  • Chemical spill reported in Forsyth Co.
    Eighty people were evacuated from a plant in south Forsyth County Monday that makes high-end kitchen and bath fixtures and appliances.
  • Stocks rein in losses ahead of flurry of earnings
    Stocks are ending mixed ahead of a flurry of earnings and economic reports that could determine whether the bets investors made in the past month on a stabilizing economy will pay off.
  • Hoschton man killed in motorcycle crash
    Police have identified a Hoschton man killed in a Saturday wreck on Highway 53 near Sims Road in Winder.
  • Pilgrim's Pride to close Ga. plant employing 280
    Poultry producer Pilgrim's Pride Corp. said Monday it will close a chicken processing plant in Dalton, Ga., which employs 280 people, within 60 days.
  • Arrests made in Gainesville burglary
    Two juveniles have been arrested and charged with a burglary last month at a home on Lenox Drive in Gainesville.
  • Weather-related closings and cancellations
    Here's the latest information on closings and cancellations due to today's inclement weather.
  • Reported tornadoes kill 2 in central Tenn.
    Officials with the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency say a reported tornado has killed two people and injured 30 in the central part of the state.
  • Suspect in Habersham Co. chase hit by car
    The subject of a chase in Habersham County Thursday night is being treated at Atlanta Medical Center after being struck by a car.
  • Report blasts conditions at CCA detention center
    Immigrant rights groups released a report Friday criticizing what they call ``grossly inadequate'' conditions at a federal immigration detention center in southwest Georgia and recommending changes. It is operated by Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), the same company planning to open a similar faciity in Gainesville.
  • Real Easter bunnies take a real commitment
    Easter is just around the corner, but one local pet shop owner warns the Easter Bunny not to put a live bunny in every basket just for the sake of the Easter season.
  • Double fatality crash reported in Lumpkin Co.
    Officials with the Georgia State Patrol said a crash took the lives of two people Thursday afternoon in Dahlonega.
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