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Morning headlines

Thursday, August 21st, 2008

FAY ACCOMPLI: The tropical storm has caused severe flooding in Florida and is expected to keep zig-zagging up the coast, although it probably won’t become a hurricane again. Georgia is expected to avoid a direct hit, but the barrier islands and southeastern coast will likely get drenched.

LAKE HARTWELL: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officially initiates the lake’s Drought Level 3 contingency plan for just the second time in 20 years, and officials say they won’t be surprised if the current drought soon forces them to “trigger level 4,” which has never happened before.

BIGFOOT IN MOUTH: The former Clayton cop and car salesman who claimed to have a Bigfoot body are being sued by a Bigfoot researcher, and officials are looking into whether the ruse could be a crime. The deceptive duo discusses the hoax with WSB-TV.

CLAYTON: The lawyer for several black school board members is accusing white whistle-blowers of racism for reporting to Gov. Perdue on alleged malfeasance in the Clayton BOE.

GLAVINE: Surgery will keep the 42-year-old pitcher out for the year, which is all he’s under contract for, but fellow Braves and Bobby Cox want him back next season.

STAFFORD: UGA’s quarterback has assumed the team’s leadership role in his junior season.

Morning headlines

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

SACS ED: Although Clayton County has garnered the most publicity, enough other Georgia school systems have had accreditation-threatening SACS encounters in recent years that the state BoE requested the creation of a task force to educate school boards around the state about appropriate behavior.

SMOLTZ: Shoulder surgery is successful; doesn’t answer any questions on return to pitching, though.

GLAVINE: I don’t even want to say it.

HOT PANTS: Some “blue jean bandits” may have been caught in Dawsonville after a lengthy police chase and manhunt.

FARE ENOUGH? Atlanta cabbies say gas prices are making their trade unprofitable at current rates, ask City Council to raise them.

BRAIN PLANE: Wings Air will begin offering a 20-minute, $49 Athens-Atlanta flight Monday, with another carrier awaiting airport contracts to follow suit.

Morning headlines

Monday, April 14th, 2008

OH SNAP: Cold snap throughout Georgia today and tomorrow; might bring snow to the mountains.

DELTA-NORTHWEST MERGER: Could happen as early as tomorrow.

MASTERS: Won by someone other than Tiger Woods.

KEEP IT RAIL: Supporting the newly emphasized Marietta-Atlanta line now could help break the ice for the ambitious Athens-Atlanta line later, writes ABH ed board.

HAMSTRUNG: Glavine leaves game in first inning, hamstring injury will be re-evaluated today.

PAPAL PLEASER: Pontiff will be picked up at Andrews Air Force Base personally by President Bush, the first time any president has done that for anyone.

SMALL TOWNS: Bitter about being called bitter.

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