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State Democratic party chair disciplined
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Special needs parapro had sex with student
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New Norcross Walmart hiring 200
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Court battle looms over Bibles in Georgia state park cabins
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School board plans millage rate hike
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As thunder rumbles, Obama gives keynote address in Atlanta
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Primerica unveils global headquarters
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WILL: Loss of trust biggest blow to Obama
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Phoenix High graduation packs arts center
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Sunday morning storms cause problems across county
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Gwinnett fire chief Myers to retire
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CBO: Obama budget cuts deficit $1.1T over decade
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Officials expect delays due to work on I-985
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IN BRIEF: Local man named VP of business development
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Monster tornado devastates Oklahoma
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Monster tornado devastates Oklahoma
A massive tornado tore through the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore on Monday, killing at least 51 people with winds of up to 200 miles per hour that flattened entire tracts of homes, two schools and a hospital, leaving a wake of tangled wreckage.
Phoenix High graduation packs arts center
Friends and family of more than 100 students from Phoenix High School cheered on their young graduates during a ceremony Monday night -- the local school district's first graduation of the year.
Officials expect delays due to work on I-985
Work is scheduled for Interstate 985 in Gwinnett through the end of June.
Primerica unveils global headquarters
With upbeat music, fireworks and Gov. Nathan Deal on hand, Primerica held a ribbon cutting for its new global headquarters on Friday afternoon in Duluth.
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Sports
Parkview splits with Milton in baseball semis
Panthers host decisive Game 3 Tuesday with a spot in the state championship series on the line
Local
Phoenix High graduation packs arts center
Friends and family of more than 100 students from Phoenix High School cheered on their young graduates during a ceremony Monday night -- the local school district's first graduation of the year.
State
Court battle looms over Bibles in Georgia state park cabins
A battle over Bibles is brewing after the governor said on Wednesday the books should be allowed to be placed in the bedside table drawers at state-owned vacation properties after an atheist's objection led to their removal.
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