Study: Area has most affordable housing
Oil prices rise as Midwest cold continues
In Iraq, groceries cost fistfuls of cash
Cigarette firms Rothmans, BAT announce merger
Starbucks sets sights on converting China to coffee
Nasdaq rallies to record high; Dow finishes lower
Cigarette firms Rothmans, BAT announce merger
Study: Area housing most affordable in U.S.
Nasdaq rallies to record high; Dow finishes lower
In Iraq, groceries cost fistfuls of cash
Regulators fine brokers for alleged price-fixing
Starbucks sets sights on converting China to coffee
Regulators fine brokers for alleged price-fixing
College notes: Gamecocks to get Butler's Aubrey
Neuheisel Washington's surprise choice
Bates closes on goal of playing NFL ball
Lack of drive in end proves costly to Dogs
No. 2 Tennessee whips No. 1 Connecticut
Jags' Franklin player of week for second time
Umoh seals victory for Lady Tigers
Is the South really dying?
What sort of South will emerge from all of these newcomers, all of these changes -- indeed, whether the South is dying -- is a subject that may always fascinate Southerners, who love to contemplate such things.
South slowly losing its identity
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. -- Henry Ingram does not cotton to Yankees.
He has, in fact, taken legal steps at the Jasper County Courthouse to ensure that no Yankee can ever trespass on or purchase his Delta Plantation, a 1,700-acre abandoned rice farm filled with water turkeys, snowy egrets, moss-draped oaks, slave-built roads and the ghosts of Union Gen. William T. Sherman's march to the sea.
High court justice left mark on city
Each year the best pupils at Augusta's Lamar Elementary School benefit from a unusual scholarship fund.
Silver Bluff has wealth of history
Silver Bluff, a high cliff on the South Carolina side of the Savannah River about a dozen miles downstream from Augusta, has a rich history of Indian lore, Spanish explorers and pioneer settlers.
Dates of the millennium - January 12
In 1971, the first two cadaver kidney transfers were done at Medical College of Georgia.
Dates of the millennium - January 11
Lillian Russell, the Gibson girl of the 1890s, to appear in Augusta in The First Night in 1910.
About Celebrate 2000
With a new millennium fast approaching, The Augusta Chronicle is taking a look back at the Augusta-Aiken area's history to help residents understand their community's place in history.
Recruiting notes: Prep stars continue visits
Rangers strike early on Lightning
Lynx push for better time slot
Home front: Aiken has homemade brew
Man, two children killed in car crash
North Augusta downtown development plan outlined
South slowly losing its identity
Young to leave little 'downtime'
Aiken man gets highest honor for state's residents
High court justice left mark on city
State regent says race standards old
Silver Bluff has wealth of history
Hodges inauguration to be festive
School, well spared from road widening
Dates of the millennium - January 12
Corps plans to build new Pee Dee lake
Highest court agrees to hear girl's case
Settlement of suit should help out farmers in state
Legislature may determine mansion's future
Justices refuse appeals of 2 death row inmates
Dates of the millennium - January 11
Hearings slated for new school
Hearings: School chief calls plant scare minor
The MJ watch goes on full alert
Confusion reigns as NBA facilities open
Same old Bulls -- only no Michael Jordan
Replay catches Chelios in crease
NFL coaching carousel continues
Vikings like using Palmer on offense
Browns prioritize: First a coach, then maybe a Couch
Reid emerges as Eagles' top candidate
Browns interview Falcons' Shell
Analysis: Jaguars' planning unraveled by Jets
Dolphins: Wait 'til next year?
Falcons notes: Falcons respect Vikings success
NFL videotaping players in locker rooms
Doubters silenced by Denver's performance
Die-hard fans enjoy remarkable season
Cardinals vow return to playoffs
Rice reflects on his, 49ers' bittersweet season
Redskins sold to Milstein-Snyder group for record price
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Sweatman wins Featherlite race
Duval on a quick ascent to the top of golf
Men, dogs pursue raccoon trails at big hunt
Tyson still feels like a champ
Overtime: This time, Chavous' 300 is 'official'
Austrian newcomer Raich beats Maier in giant slalom
Baseball notes: Yankees coaches rehired
Ritsma, De Jong European speedskating champions
Overtime: Seawell begins career on PGA Tour
Holder: 2002 Winter Games could be in jeopardy
Ex-committee chief says everything on up-and-up
McGwire's No. 70 headlines auction
NCAA presidents lash out at college gambling
Schuttler defeats Henman to win Qatar Open
Rodriguez sweeps four races against Canada
Jones' foe branded a No. 1 embarrassment
Off the Wall: Mid-life heaven is a feast
Cable special focuses on Bacall
Travolta's 'Civil Action' scores at slow-starting box office
Millennium Generation new kids on the block
Bundled utility programs a bargain for users
1998 was hottest year on record, researchers say
Internal clocks have wake-up setting
How not to get tangled in web connections
Videography blends lines between fantasy and reality
The year in preview: From Y2K to DVD
Video games: 'Glover' a gripping new title
Bird's extinction in the hands of Man
'Extra Life' draws portrait of Atari generation
Online shoppers face hassles with returns
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