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Touchdown catches like this one over a Jefferson County defender last week is what has everybody abuzz about Calhoun wide receiver Da'Rick Rogers. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Blogs
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The first impression is of a mélange of wild berries, cranberries and cherries; the nose is clean, focused and well-defined. Further aeration reveals intriguing Asian spices with elements of cocoa, vanilla and sweet oak. Full Article at The Wine Spies
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He's like a one-man band playing the bad-budget blues, and the show continues next week. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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CYCLING, in its many forms, is one of the fastest-growing participation sports in Australia and for good reason. You can do it solo or you can do it as part of a group and, best of all, you set the pace you want to go. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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House Speaker Glenn Richardson announced Thursday that he will resign Jan. 1, nearly a month after trying to kill himself and four days after his ex-wife told the world he had ch... Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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Mike McDonald played for Morrow, a Clayton County school, in 1987 when it became the first team from metro Atlanta to win a state championship in the highest classification in 15 years. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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In Loving Memory of Known to family and friends as Ron, he passed away Thanksgiving morning, Thursday, November 26, 2009. Born in Richmond, California, he served in the Air Force and raised his families in the Bay area. Full Article at The News Review
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Following is the second set of answers from Col. John R. Boulé II, who is responding to readers’ questions about his career and about Army Corps of Engineers projects in the New York area. Full Article at The New York Times
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ASHEVILLE — The Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy has been awarded grants from the Janirve Foundation and the Pigeon River Fund of The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina to supports its efforts to protect local working farms and... Full Article at The Asheville Citizen-Times
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Story last updated at 12/3/2009 - 11:01 am SERR New Year's Day Race - 10 a.m. , parking garage under Douglas library. This is a 4-mile, open fun run. SERR Potluck & Awards - 6 p.m. , DIPAC. Contact Zane Clark at zark78gmail.com or 789-2583. Full Article at Juneau Empire
