Georgia Athletic Coaches Association
After Scrimmage Tie, Boys Basketball Teams Play. . .
Jl 18 96 91(277), 4-C
After Two Days of Practice, Baseball Teams Ready to Play
Jl 17 96 91(276), 4-C
All-Star Golfers at Valdosta Country Club Today
Jl 18 96 91(277), 4-C
Athletes, Coaches See Workings of Air Base
Jl 18 96 91(277), 1-A
Fast-Pitch Phenoms
Jl 16 96 91(275), 1-B
Football Game Concludes All-Star Week
Jl 19 96 91(278), 4-B
Football Teams Different as North, South
Jl 16 96 91(275), 4-B
GACA All-Star Events Now a Month Away
Jn 17 96 91(246), 1-B
GACA Athletes Arrive in Valdosta
Jl 15 96 91(274), 1-B
GACA Competitions Now a Week Away
Jl 9 96 91(268), 7-A
GACA Honors Hyder Legacy
Jl 19 96 91(278), 1-A
Hard Hitting Continues at GACA Practices
Jl 18 96 91(277), 1-C
Local Stars Excited About GACA Games
Jl 14 96 91(273), 1-B
Mack Puts on One Final Show for Martin Stadium Fans
Jl 21 96 91(280), 1-B
Momentum Change Points Toward North
Jl 20 96 91(279), 1-B
North Boys Blast South
Jl 19 96 91(278), 1-B
North Girls Cruise to 74-60 Win
Jl 19 96 91(278), 1-B
North Pulls off Diamond Sweep
Jl 18 96 91(277), 1-C
North's 2nd Half Bests South, 27-26
Jl 20 96 91(279), 1-B
The Roar of the Crowd
Jl 17 96 91(276), 1-A
South Rallies for Softball Split
Jl 17 96 91(276), 1-C
Tucker's Quentin Lewis on a Roll
Jl 17 96 91(276), 4-C
Valdosta Playing Host to Coaches' Convention
Jl 14 96 91(273), 1-A
From Workouts to Competition, Basketball Teams Stay Busy
Jl 17 96 91(276), 4-C
Georgia Legislature
1996 Legislative Session Called "A Home Run" for State Business
Mr 29 96 91(166), 1-A
African-American Picked as Majority Leader
Nv 23 96 92(40), 3-A
Bills Introduced in the Legislature
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1-A
Citizens Ask State Lawmakers About Bills in Consideration
Fe 1 96 91(109), 5-A
Closing out the Session
Mr 19 96 91(156), 1-A
Democrats Lose One Seat to Republicans
Ja 5 96 91(82), 8-A
First Day's Work
Ja 9 96 91(86), 2-A
Ga. Assembly Honors Blazers
Fe 1 96 91(109), 1-D
Georgia Lawmaker Disbarred by Court
Nv 13 96 92(30), 5-A
Georgia Lawmakers Taking Shots at Alabama
Fe 19 96 91(127), 5-A
Georgia State House Votes to Bring Back Chain Gangs
Fe 3 96 91(111), 1-A
House Deregulation Rejected by House
Fe 29 96 91(137), 6-A
House Rejects Residency Rule Bill
Fe 27 96 91(135), 1-A
Lakeland Doctor Serves at State Capital for a Day
Fe 22 96 91(130), 3-A
Lawmakers Hurl Insults at Alabama
Fe 20 96 91(128), 2-A
Lawmakers Kick off Season
Ja 9 96 91(86), 1-A
Legislative Pay Hike Suggested
Nv 27 96 92(44), 6-A
Legislators Back to Work in Georgia
Ja 8 96 91(85), 1-A
Legislators Go Back to Work
Ja 22 96 91(99), 1-A
Legislators Have Full Plate with Races and New Map
Ja 7 96 91(84), 6-A
Legislature Doles out Cash to Citizens with Grievances
Ap 1 96 91(169), 5-A
Legislature Handles Lowndes Issues
Mr 20 96 91(157), 8-A
Legislature to Consider Assessor Referendum
Fe 18 96 91(126), 1-A
Lowndes-Area State Lawmakers All Democrats
Ja 7 96 91(84), 6-A
Murphy Blasts Resort Privatization
Fe 15 96 91(123), 5-A
Republicans Gain Seat When Culbreth Switches
Ja 7 96 91(84), 6-A
Senate Votes to Ban Nude Clubs' Billboards
Fe 1 96 91(109), 5-D
Sex Ed Bill Passes Panel Despite Jane Fonda's Pleas
Fe 6 96 91(114), 3-A
Sex-ed Programs Being Targeted
Fe 29 96 91(137), 6-A
Shaw Experiences Session Controversy
Ap 2 96 91(170), 1-A
Valdosta Jeweler Stephenson Seeks Georgia House Seat
Sp 23 96 91(344), 1-A
Voters to Decide Whether to Repeal Intangible Tax
Oc 22 96 92(7), 1-A
Gingrich, Newt
Clinton's, Gingrich's Lies Betray Country (editorial)
Dc 22 96 92(67), 8-A
Committee Wants Gingrich Probe Expanded
Sp 27 96 91(348), 9-A
Congressman Suggests Gingrich Give up Post
Nv 11 96 92(27), 2-A
Delay of Punishment Considered
Dc 24 96 92(70), 1-A
Democrats Fail to Expose Gingrich Report
Sp 20 96 91(341), 7-A
Dole Tells Georgia Republicans He, Gingrich Still Friends
Jn 9 96 91(238), 5-A
Don't Count Newt Down and out Yet (editorial)
Oc 1 96 91(352), 4-A
Ethics Committee "Stalls" on Gingrich Complaint
Ja 5 96 91(82), 8-A
Ethics Investigators Check on Gingrich's Intertwined Activities
Dc 25 96 92(71), 6-A
FBI Files Will Be "Bigger than Watergate" Gingrich Says
Jl 5 96 91(264), 5-A
Gingrich Backs Gun Ban for Spouse Abusers
Sp 16 96 91(337), 7-A
Gingrich Cartoon Draws Criticism
Ja 24 96 91(101), 5-A
Gingrich Challenges White House to Release Travel Office Documents
Jn 16 96 91(245), 7-A
Gingrich, Coles Try to Inspire Middle School Students
Oc 19 96 92(4), 7-A
Gingrich Confesses, Bargains on Punishment
Dc 22 96 92(67), 6-A
Gingrich Critics Told to "Keep Mouths Shut"
Nv 12 96 92(28), 2-A
Gingrich Dedicates Classroom Building
Ja 29 96 91(106), 6-A
Gingrich Denies Resignation Report
Oc 21 96 92(6), 3-A
Gingrich Does Not Take Sides
Oc 20 96 92(5), 9-B
Gingrich Faults Gore in Contribution Flap
Oc 20 96 92(5), 5-A
Gingrich Hammers Welfare "Handouts"
Jl 7 96 91(266), 5-A
Gingrich Is a Survivor (editorial)
Nv 21 96 92(38), 4-A
Gingrich Lashes Against Clinton
My 6 96 91(204), 3-A
Gingrich: My District Means More than D.C.
Oc 27 96 92(12), 10-A
Gingrich Negotiating End to Ethics Probe
Dc 21 96 92(67), 6-A
Gingrich Outraged over Lion Abuse Charge
Nv 2 96 92(18), 6-A
Gingrich Proposes Split Minimum Wage Plan
Ap 21 91(189), 9-A
Gingrich Re-Elected Speaker
Nv 21 96 92(38), 1-A
Gingrich Renews Call for Term Limit Amendment; Lott Wants Financial Probe
Nv 7 96 92(23), 8-A
Gingrich Says Clinton May Not Want Changes
Ja 28 96 91(105), 3-A
Gingrich Says GOP Big Enough for Both Pro, Anti Abortionists
Jn 15 96 91(244), 1-A
Gingrich Says GOP Plan Failing
Nv 3 96 92(19), 8-A
Gingrich Seen as Booster by Democratic Delegates
Au 27 96 91(317), 7-A
Gingrich Supportet Says Speaker Won't Quit
Dc 30 96 92(76), 3-A
Gingrich Tells Forbes, Buchanan to Quit Now or Lose Influence
Mr 12 96 91(149), 5-A
Gingrich Voices Reservations About Giving FBI More Powers
Au 5 96 91(295), 8-A
Gingrich Warns Against Rich Men Buying Power
Ap 23 91(191), 1-A
Gingrich Welshes on Fundraiser for GOP Freshman
Ja 12 96 91(89), 5-A
Gingrich's Request for Officers Scrutinized
Jn 22 96 91(251), 1-A
GOP Moves to Save Gingrich
Dc 31 96 92(77), 1-A
GOP Mulls Shutdown
Ja 23 96 91(100), 6-A
Historian Suing Gingrich, Other U.S. House Members
My 16 96 91(214), 6-A
House Ready to Vote on Minimum Wage
My 11 96 91(209), 5-D
IRS Auditing Gingrich's College Course
Sp 5 96 91(326), 4-B
Key Parts of Gingrich Complaint Not Killed by Ethics Committee
Sp 29 96 91(350), 8-A
Newt Needs Good Showing at Convention
Au 13 96 91(303), 5-A
Peering into Gingrich's Glass House
Ap 10 91(178), 4-A
Republican Revolution Is Having a Hard Time in Georgia
Ja 28 96 91(105), 5-A
Several House Republicans Won't Support Newt Gingrich
Dc 28 96 92(74), 6-A
Smaller Tax Package Under Consideration
Fe 2 96 91(110), 1-C
Speaker Threatens White House with Contempt Charge
Jn 23 96 91(252), 8-A
Subpeonas Searching out Information About Who Marketed Gingrich's Class
Mr 2 96 91(139), 5-A
Unethical Newt Should Yield Speaker's Chair (editorial)
Dc 24 96 92(70), 4-A
Golf--Augusta
18 Holes to History
Ap 14 91(182), 1-B
Big Names Miss the Cut at Golf's Biggest Event
Ap 13 91(181), 3-B
Crenshaw's Augusta Win Lingers Still
Ap 10 91(178), 3-B
Faldo, Norman Head Field to Masters
Ap 7 96 91(175), 1-B
Famous 16th a Part of Masters' Lore
Ap 10 91(178), 3-B
Howell Signs with Oklahoma State
Nv 15 96 92(32), 1-C
Jones Still Rules Augusta Long After His Death
Ap 7 96 91(175), 8-B
Master of Augusta
Ap 12 91(180), 1-B
Mickelson's Third Round a Walk on the Wild Side
Ap 14 91(182), 6-B
Montgomerie's Confidence Shows Through
Ap 11 91(179), 3-D
Nicklaus Hopes to Relive Magic of Past Masters
Ap 11 91(179), 3-D
Nicklaus Still in Contention
Ap 12 91(180), 2-B
Norman Can't Collect on His Masters' Debt
Ap 16 91(184), 10-A
Norman Continues Masterful Play
Ap 13 91(181), 1-B
Norman Excited About Augusta
Ap 10 91(178), 1-B
Pavin Breees Through Windy Conditions to Stay Alive
Ap 13 91(181), 3-B
Shark Attack Ends at Masters
Ap 15 91(183), 1-B
Stankowski Is Masters' Cinderella
Ap 9 91(177), 10-A
12th Hole Turns Tide During Second Day
Ap 13 91(181), 3-B
Unassuming Waldorf Enjoys Sizzling Saturday
Ap 14 91(182), 6-B
Veterans Have Better Chance at Augusta
Ap 11 91(179), 1-D
Golf--Valdosta
All-Star Golfers at Valdosta Country Club Today
Jl 18 96 91(277), 4-C
Bellingers Take Home Father/Son Victory
Jn 16 96 91(245), 1-B
Chamber Golf Event Produces Low Scores
Au 10 96 91(299), 1-B
Consistent Blais Tops Field at Colson Pro-Am
Jn 8 96 91(237), 1-B
Despite Rain, Schlueter Sizzles at Valdosta Open
Jn 9 96 91(238), 1-B
Ferrell-Klement Win Stone Creek Tourney
Jl 30 96 91(289), 1-B
Golf Tourney Benefitting Half-Way House for Men Getting out of Prison
Ap 14 91(182), 1-C
Golfers Play for Charity
Jn 20 96 91(249), 2-B
Golfing Olivers, Gentlemen of the Fairways
Fe 25 96 91(133), 4-C
Gunn, Smothers Lead at Stone Creek
Jl 18 96 91(277), 2-C
Hole-in-One Scored at Moody Course
My 19 96 91(217), 1-B
Holmes Takes Home Valdosta Open Title
Jn 10 96 91(239), 1-B
Holt Claims VCC Ladies Golf Title
My 9 96 91(207), 1-C
Hurley Wins in Playoff
Jl 19 96 91(278), 2-B
Jack Oliver Final Round Washed Away
Sp 3 96 91(324), 1-B
Jordon Takes Lead at QUiet Pines
Au 18 96 91(308), 1-B
Junior Tourneys Come Together
My 29 96 91(227), 2-B
Local Golfers Qualify for State Tourney
Jn 4 96 91(233), 10-A
Low Scores Abound in Valdosta Jr. Open
Jn 7 96 91(236), 1-B
Officer Starts Golf Program for Kids in Housing Project
Nv 10 96 92(26), 5-A
Pistelli, Knowles Win Legget Memorial
Oc 6 96 91(357), 3-B
Sears/Steedly Rise to Top at Stone Creek
My 20 96 91(218), 1-B
Stewart Atop Strong Jack Oliver Field
Au 31 96 91(321), 1-B
Stewart Continues Jack Oliver Reign
Sp 2 96 91(323), 1-B
Stewart Enjoying Win at Jack Oliver
Sp 5 96 91(326), 1-B
Stewart Strengthens Hold at Jack Oliver
Sp 1 96 91(322), 1-B
Stone Creek Holds Kickoff Tournamens
Fe 6 96 91(114), 10-A
Stone Creek Hosting Charity Tournament
Jn 19 96 91(248), 1-B
Taylor Records Hole-in-One
Fe 26 96 91(134), 1-B
Turner's Team Wins Eldridge Golf Tourney
Nv 8 96 92(24), 1-B
Two Teams Tied Atop Stone Creek Tournament
My 19 96 91(217), 1-B
Valdosta Golfer to Play in World Amateur
Au 22 96 91(312), 1-B
Valdosta's Henry Leads Senior Event
Sp 8 96 91(329), 1-B
Valdosta's Smith Wins Golf Tournament
Jn 13 96 91(242), 1-B
VCC's Plantation Nine Undergoes Renovation
Mr 25 96 91(162), 1-B
Whidby Claims Stone Creek Title
Au 27 96 91(317), 1-B
YMCA Winnersville Golf Event Held
Nv 13 96 92(30), 1-B
Golf--Valdosta State University
Blazer Golf Team Stays 11th at NCAA
My 24 96 91(222), 1-B
Blazer Golfers in Second Place
Nv 5 96 92(21), 9-A
Blazer Golfers Lead Tourney
Fe 13 96 91(121), 9-A
Blazer Golfers Place Third in Tournament
Nv 11 96 92(27), 1-B
Blazer Golfers Second in Tourney
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-B
Blazer Golfers Take First Place
Fe 14 96 91(122), 2-B
Blazer Golfers 7th at Greensboro
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1-D
Blazer Golfers Third at Aiken
Fe 21 96 91(129), 2-B
Blazer Golfers Tied for Ninth
My 22 96 91(220), 1-B
Blazer Golfers Win GSC Tourney
Ap 25 91(193), 1-B
Blazers First in GSC Golf
Ap 23 91(191), 9-A
Blazers Qualify for Golf Nationals
My 9 96 91(207), 1-C
Blazers Second in Aiken Tourney
Fe 20 96 91(128), 8-A
Columbus Overcomes Tough Conditions for Victory
Ap 17 91(185), 1-B
Columbus Pulls Away for Big Lead in Southeastern
Ap 16 91(184), 10-A
Valdosta Golfers Win Tournament
Ap 19 91(187), 2-C
VSU Golf in Hunt for Title
My 21 96 91(219), 10-A
VSU Golf Looks to Defend Home Turf
Ap 15 91(183), 1-B
VSU Golf Places Sixth in Tournament
Oc 18 96 92(3), 1-B
VSU Golf Team Fourth in Tourney
Mr 5 96 91(142), 10-A
VSU Golf Team in Ninth Place
My 7 96 91(205), 8-A
VSU Golf Team 10th in Country
My 25 96 91(223), 1-B
VSU Golf Third in Texas Tourney
Oc 10 96 91(361), 2-B
VSU Golfers Earn National Scholar Awards
Jn 28 96 91(257), 1-B
VSU Golfers Ranked Seventh in Nation
Nv 16 96 92(33), 1-B