All in all, politics takes '02
		Web-posted 12/28/2002 > The year began with a cold snap that left the Garden City coated with snow. It ended with heated local elections that changed Augusta's political landscape.

	2002 the year in business
	Web-posted 12/28/2002 > With the exception of a few developments, 2002 was a ho-hum year for business in metro Augusta.

	Year in review
	Web-posted 12/28/2002 > A month-by-month recap of the top stories of 2002.

	Revelers have many options for New Year's celebrations
	Web-posted 12/26/2002 > New Year's Eve is right around the corner, and everybody is searching for that place to be for the celebration.

	Democrats' fall shocked many
	Web-posted 12/28/2002 > ATLANTA - It wasn't supposed to be a Republican year in Georgia. Democrats expected strong gains in the Legislature and Congress from the new election maps they admitted they drew for self interest. Experts favored Democratic Gov. Roy Barnes to win a second term.

	Changes leave mark on South Carolina
	Web-posted 12/28/2002 > COLUMBIA - It was a year of change in South Carolina, as a former congressman was elected on the promise of new and better leadership and the nation's oldest and longest-serving senator said goodbye to politics.

	Fears ruled tense 2002
	Web-posted 12/28/2002 > Month after month, for all too many Americans, 2002 was the year of living anxiously.

	2002 tech losers of the year
	Web-posted 12/31/2003 > And the loser is ... Year's end traditionally brings a mood of reflection to those of us who write for newspapers. It may be the melancholy of short days and long nights.

	Witless Ozzy and other memorable TV moments in 2002
	Web-posted 01/01/2003 > NEW YORK -- Many of the bad things that TV gave us in 2002 have already been forgotten. Who can remember the blessedly short-lived sitcom "Imagine That," which came and went on NBC last January? Who even knew we dodged a bullet when NBC passed on a Chevy Chase sitcom for its fall schedule?

	A look back at 2002 celebrities
	Web-posted 01/01/2003 > NEW YORK -- 2002 should have been the year that celebrity didn't matter as much.

	State rivalry moves to Omaha
	Web-posted 12/28/2002 > Clemson and South Carolina couldn't show off any College World Series trophies this year, but their fans turned the NCAA tournament into a state rivalry, with the Gamecocks winning the bragging rights this time.

	Women took over spotlight
	Web-posted 12/28/2002 > Tiger Woods became the first player in 30 years to win the first two legs of the Grand Slam, and even he concedes that 2002 in golf was the year of the woman.

	Serena Williams is AP Female Athlete of the Year
	Web-posted 12/27/2002 > Serena Williams personifies intensity on a tennis court, right down to her routine for the prematch coin toss.

	Patriots' Super Bowl win chosen AP Story of the Year
	Web-posted 12/27/2002 > The football flew through the flakes and between the uprights in the wintry New England night. Long-snapper Lonie Paxton flopped on his back and carved a snow angel in the field.