Sales calls targeted by states

Post office: doing a pretty good job after all

Fund managers try to beat the S&P

Business calendar: Mayor to speak at chamber event

Know new taxes: Reformed laws can be confusing

People working more, enjoying it less

Senators to examine concentration amid farmer outcry

New service-sector jobs boost counties' economy

Duckhead goes digital

Microbrews filling niche for drinkers

Will 19th-century brewery toast next millennium

Restaurant tax challenge fueling race

Some CEOs see fun as risky business

Through mixed news, Aiken prospers

Students get hands-on lessons

Russia needs IMF to restructure debt

Ole Miss suspends Lockhart

Maryland edges Clemson in OT

Clutch shooting, defense lift Tar Heels past Deacons

Duke extended to 2 OT

Yellow Jackets down sluggish Cavs

Lady Jackets upset No. 7 Tar Heels

Stanford wins 13th in row

Syracuse's McKie plan works

Jags rough up Lions in City Classic

Ole Miss suspends Lockhart

USC Aiken women fall

Clemson's Whitt, Miller remain on suspension

Patriots too strong in end for Pacers

Clemson's Whitt, Miller remain on suspension

Lady Jaguars romp over Lady Lions

Boston College adds to UConn's recent woes

Dates of the Millennium: January 24
On Jan. 24, 1848, James W. Marshall discovered a gold nugget at Sutter's Mill in northern California, a discovery that led to the gold rush of '49.

Church has roots in prayer gathering
What began as an 18-person gathering as a downtown prayer group has burgeoned to more than 4,300 members on 30 acres in west Augusta.

Dates of the Millennium: January 25
On Jan. 25, 1959, American Airlines opened the jet age in the United States with the first scheduled transcontinental flight of a Boeing 707.

Rules of war dominated 1907
An international conference on armaments and the rules of modern warfare was held in 1907 at The Hague, the Netherlands.

Hamburg was born out of sipe
If you've driven from Aiken County into Augusta, you've probably seen it. A small sign along U.S. Highway 1 in North Augusta bears a lone testament to a coastal settlement spawned by revenge and killed by the growth of the railroad that bore its name.

Westside defeats Evans in key game

Canucks shakeup: Keenan out, Crawford in

IceGators whip Lynx 5-1

North America wins NHL contest

Penalty changes unlikely

Military weary of president

Rules of war dominated 1907

Church has roots in prayer gathering

Cotton growers blame new seed for crop losses

Public Safety sells state's drivers license photos

Welfare reform hits home

Police dispatchers often train while on the job

Readers bring Christmas joy to needy families

Work plans to be displayed

IceForum gives some first chance to skate

Hamburg was born out of sipe

Preachers recall bad sermons

Natural gas customers steaming

Scientist finds plant SOS messages

Generosity warmed holidays

Additional area news

Area principals' pay below norm

Alternative schools win over troubled students

Additional area news

New grass may assist power plants

Child shot in face let out of hospital

Boats owners face difficult suit

Confederate authors share Civil War tales

1998 had lowest crime rate in years

Biologist studies tiny bird

Funds gone for cleanup of former military base

Russian comes for program

Dates of the Millennium: January 24

Crowds attend parade

Augusta dodges storms

Swinging celebration

Dates of the Millennium: January 25

Governor's work on agenda begins

Alternative schools try to turn lives from wrong path

Chicago, Charlotte lead losers in free agent game

Judge scored first touchdown for Atlanta Falcons

Elway MVP Broncos' goal

Theme park offers thrills of the game

'Dirty Bird Groove' a big hit with fans

Falcon fever hasn't peaked

State goes cuckoo for Dirty Birds

Anti-sweatshop furor leading to new rules

Miami gets chance to polish its image

Illness doesn't halt Falcons fan

'Chronicle' story sparks Super Bowl tickets

Falcons 'touch down' in Miami

Mr. Lewis Dixon

Mr. William Thomas

Mrs. Marie Rhoden

Mr. Eugene Long

Mrs. Rosa Fulmer

Mrs. Daisy Nunnery

Tanelya Williams

Mr. Willie Hodges

Mr. Jack Palmer

Mr. W.O. Schumpert

Ansley Day

Mrs. Edna Norman

Mr. Phillip McBride

Mr. Leonard Dickson

Mr. Tommie Brabham

Mr. Leonard Knotts

Mr. James Lee

Mrs. Kimberly Moragne

Mrs. Stephanie Wingrove

Mrs. Dorothy Cart

Mrs. Gladys Coach

Rev. N.M. Murphy

Mrs. Myrtle Mason

Ms. Shirley Scott

Mrs. Stephanie Wingrove

Mr. Luke Hebert

Mrs. Irene Newsome

Defends position on Civic Center 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Column: Gov. Barnes turning up heat in the House 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Blast writer's 'unholy comparison' 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Defends fairness of letters editor 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Notes letters prove Founders' wisdom 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Defends on-base school for fort 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Abhors Clinton's morals 'shredding' 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Informs writers about Bible teachings 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Seeks explanation for media bias 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Claims headline writer missed point 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Salutes 'God's grace' 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Hits insensitivity of columnist's `joke' 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Believes students' needs ignored 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Says inflated salary not player's idea 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Hits theory of 'different standards' 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Chides editorial on Aiken police 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Slams those using racism as excuse 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Blast 'uncharitable' requirement 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Notes Flynt's help not needed 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Slams message of Super Bowl ads 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Warns nation is in 'grave' danger 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Column: Fort Gordon's contribution to CSRA more than compensates for new school 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

'Death tax' discredited 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Says Clinton trial about the 'truth' 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Comments on 'unholy' comparison 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Mulls over millennium, abortion 012599 - The Augusta Chronicle

Use lobbyists judiciously 012499 - The Augusta Chronicle

Things going Rapp's way in Classic Non-Pro event

Urmanov returns to championships

Overtime: Augusta club team titlists for 15th year

Hawks' Miller still feeling low

What's next for McGwire? 75?

Recruiting notes: Georgia in running for Bell

Feiner got what he came for

Masters field in the 90s

Duval shoots record 59 to win Hope

Davenport-Williams showdown looms

Golf roundup: Funk leads Hope by one over Pate

Warnell rides to record-setting victory

Meg Mallon wins with 16-under total

Frost wins South African Open for second time

Tar Heel dog trials champ

Recruiting notes: Georgia in running for Bell

Time of Futurity finals moved up by a half-hour

Overtime: Sharp edges Ray for pole in Indy 200

DiMaggio in grave condition

IOC leaders pledge action to reform host city selection system

Cheever outlasts Boesel, wins Disney race for second time

High tech stuff helps Georgian find bass and win

Riddle expecting Alotofote good for run to 5th title

Martin tops Korda in 5-set, 3 1/2 -hour Aussie Open match

Dove society banquet slated

Olympic leaders oust six in Salt Lake bribery scandal

Pope prods church into battling modern evils in the Americas

Blue Train offers best of African travel

Arts calendar

Pope calls on Christians to 'build a better America'

'Elizabeth' takes Golden Globe

Dilbert on the tube

Co-workers must set boundaries

West Virginia offers winter wonderland not far from home

Local watercolorist in prestigious exhibit

Diary offers unusual view of Nazism

Saying goodbye to holiday pounds easy with healthy routine

Secret operation may have saved nation

Best selling books

What's next: Free personal computers?

Plants thwart pests by sending out distress signals

Sites offer DVD help for beginners

Tis the season for tax software, e-filing

Groups eye Intel boycott

Gadgets, gizmos galore at electonics show

Computers make check fraud easy

Software helps take the 'ugly' out of American traveler

Film site like listening in on girl talk

Finding files, directories on PC often confusing

Experts on fence on handwriting analysis

You can scan for less than you think

Gene might affect nicotine addiction

High-pressure process purifies the oyster and shucks it, too