Pendleton, Albert
'Jingle Bells' and Pierpont ...One More Time
Dc 22 2002 98(68), 8-E
'The Yearling' Author Attended Mystery Ball
Au 5 2002 97(294), 8-A
A Cornerstone in the U. S.: Prince Hall 1784
Fe 3 2002 97(110), 5-C
A Look at Early Drug Stores in Lowndes County
Au 11 2002 97(300), 5-E
Blind Jim, Prince of Darkness, Remembered
Fe 13 2002 97(120), 15-A
DAR Chapter Organized
Oc 6 2002 97(356), 5-E
Dates Plentiful at Lowndes County Museum
Dc 5 2002 98(51), 11-A
Early Football Days at Magnolia Park
Mr 24 2002 97(159), 6-E
Eleanor Roosevelt Visits College
Ja 6 2002 97(83), 6-C
Ever Know a Lady Named 'Buckshot'?
Nv 17 2002 98(33), 8-E
Fairview's Historic Homes
Ja 13 2002 97(90), 5-C
Forum's Book Reviews Entertaining
Oc 13 2002 97(363), 2-E
Georgia is One of the Leading States in the U. S.
Jn 23 2002 97(251), 7-E
Golfing Olivers and Keeler Fostered Game of Golf
My 9 2002 97(206), 11-A
Got a Date Yet? Lowdes Museum Has Plenty More
Nv 4 2002 98(20), 9-A
Got a Date? Museum's Got Plenty of Them
Oc 20 2002 98(5), 7-E
He Knew Key to Successful Football Team
Fe 17 2002 97(124), 6-C
Invited to Buddy Dasher's Fourth Birthday Party by Mistake
Sp 1 2002 97(321), 4-E
J. P. Mott, Beloved VHS Principal
Jl 28 2002 97(286), 4-E
Lowndes Had No CCC Camp
Ap 7 2002 97(173), 6-E
MEA CULPA
Ja 30 2002 97(107), 15-A
Mr. Baird's Name for Melvin Was 'Hoss'
Ap 14 2002 97(180), 4-E
On the Cutting Edge: Corn's Barbar Shop
Mr 12 2002 97(147), 10-A
Pine Grove High School
My 18 2002 97(215), 11-A
Quitman Country Club: No 'Shimmie' or 'Cheek' Dancing
My 7 2002 97(204), 10-A
Reades Charmed by Visitors at Valdosta State
Jl 7 2002 97(265), 6-E
Remembering Some Early Small Businesses
Sp 10 2002 97(330), 12-A
She Didn't Want Women to Blush
Nv 11 2002 98(27), 8-A
Snow Blankets South Georgia in February 1958
Mr 6 2002 97(141), 14-A
Snow Surprises Valdostans in NYC March 31, 1970
Mr 31 2002 97(166), 10-A
Twain Wrote to Louis Pendleton
Ja 20 2002 97(97), 5-C
Twin Lakes: Remembering the $5 Million Resort
Jn 16 2002 97(244), 7-E
Two Who Were Drafted Recall Memories
My 26 2002 97(223), 7-E
Valdosta Crossroads in the Piney Woods
Mr 17 2002 97(152), 7-E
Valdostans Banked on Banking
Au 27 2002 97(316), 6-A
Varnedoe's Was 'Pleasant Place to Shop'
Oc 2 2002 97(352), 11-A
VHS Football Season of 1929 Brilliant
Ja 28 2002 97(105), 10-A
Wanted: Cool Ride to the Fair
Fe 24 2002 97(131), 6-C
Wells Street Named for Jeremial Wells
Jl 25 2002 97(283), 9-A
What Fun Watching the Parades Go By
Au 20 2002 97(309), 12-A
When Ralph Johnson Strutted His Stuff
Ap 21 2002 97(187), 4-E
Perdue, Sonny
Atlanta Business Leaders Lay Low on State Flag Debate
Nv 20 2002 98(36) 9-A
Barnes, Perdue in Heated Battle
Nv 6 2002 98(22), 6-A
Barnes, Perdue Meet for First Time Since Election
Nv 21 2002 98(37), 4-A
Barnes, Perdue Pledge Tax Help (editorial)
Sp 25 2002 97(345), 6-A
Best-Funded GOP Contender Fights for Name Recognition
Jl 21 2002 97(279), 5-A
Candidates Engage in Debates
Oc 28 2002 98(13), 1-A
Chambliss Chosen Barnes Appears to Lose with Most Precincts Counted
Nv 6 2002 98(22), 1-A
GOP Gubernatorial Hopefuls Engage in Final Debate on TV
Au 19 2002 97(308), 1-A
Governor-Elect Faces Budget Problems
Nv 8 2002 98(24), 5-A
Governor-Elect Sonny Perdue Thanks Voters for His Victory
Dc 2 2002 98(48), 5-A
Lawmakers Worried About Independence
Dc 16 2002 98(62), 5-A
New Georgia Governor Sounds Less Eager to Take on Flag Issue
Nv 12 2002 98(28), 5-A
Officials Agree: No Public Criticism
Dc 5 2002 98(51), 3-A
Perdue Announces Five Appointments
Dc 14 2002 98(60), 5-A
Perdue Delivers First Address to Lawmakers
Dc 11 2002 98(57), 7-A
Perdue Make History
Nv 7 2002 98(23), 1-A
Perdue Must Find Middle Ground (editorial)
Nv 7 2002 98(23), 6-A
Perdue Picks Up Group's Endorsement
Oc 5 2002 97(355), 5-A
Perdue Plans Reorganization
Nv 22 2002 98(38), 1-A
Perdue Promises to Fight Corruption
Ap 27 2002 97(193), 4-A
Perdue Seeking South Georgians' Vote
Oc 26 2002 98(11), 1-A
Perdue Takes on Barnes in TV Ad
Oc 15 2002 97(365), 8-A
Perdue Takes the Lead
Au 21 2002 97(310), 1-A
Perdue Transition Team Works to Build New Georgia
Dc 1 2002 98(47), 7-A
Porter Warns Perdue on House Intervention
Dc 13 2002 98(59), 4-A
Ralph Reed: Flag Wasn't Key to Perdue's Win
Nv 21 2002 98(37), 3-A
The Battle for Georgia's Next Governor
Nv 2 2002 98(18), 1-A
The Final Debates
Nv 4 2002 98(20), 1-A
Vice President Campaigns for Chambliss, Perdue
Oc 25 2002 98(10), 7-A
Politics and Government
Ad Uses Bin Laden to Attack Cleland
Oc 12 2002 97(362), 7-A
Bush Helps Chambliss Out-Raise Opponent
Ap 18 2002 97(184), 5-A
Bush Raises Millions for GOP
Mr 28 2002 97(163), 7-A
Chambliss Discusses New Tariff Imposed on Canadian Lumber
Mr 25 2002 97(160), 1-A
Chambliss Gets Boost from GOP Leadership
Ap 22 2002 97(188), 1-A
Chambliss Out-Raises Cleland for Two-Month Period
Oc 16 2002 98(1), 8-A
Cleland Leads Chambliss, Linder Leads Barr in Campaign Cash
Fe 1 2002 97(108), 5-A
Cleland Proposes Military Tax Cuts
Jl 31 2002 97(289), 1-A
Cleland Rails Against Attack on His Record
Oc 14 2002 97(364), 5-A
Cleland, Miller Offer Rival Plans to Aid Tobacco Farmers
Jl 24 2002 97(282), 8-A
Colleagues not Pressuring McKinney to Stay in Party
Sp 20 2002 97(340), 4-A
Congress Ends Peanut Quotas, Still Considering Buyout
Fe 15 2002 97(122), 8-A
Election Technology Drives Wedge Between Candidates
Oc 30 2002 98(15), 8-A
Elusive Farm Policy Passes
My 9 2002 97(206), 1-A
Ga. Could Send Record Five Blacks to Congress
Oc 13 2002 97(363), 9-A
Georgia Lawmakers Propose Mediation in Baseball Talks
Jl 18 2002 97(276), 3-B
Georgia Maps Under Fire in Redistricting Trial
Fe 5 2002 97(112), 4-A
Georgia Politics Creep Into Bus Security Dispute
Oc 2 2002 97(352), 8-A
Gov. Barnes Signs Bill Officially Glorifying Grits
Ap 22 2002 97(188), 4-A
Green Party Activities: McKinney Mulls Party Switch
Sp 12 2002 97(332), 7-A
Kingston Gets Leadership Post
Nv 15 2002 98(31), 8-A
Kingston Running for No. 5 House Leadership Job
Jl 17 2002 97(275), 7-A
Kingston's District First in State in Terms of Federal Funding
Au 6 2002 97(295), 1-A
Kingston: Armed Pilots May Train in Georgia
Jl 12 2002 97(270), 4-A
Lawmakers Craft an End to Peanut Quota Program
Ap 28 2002 97(194), 5-A
McKinney: Administration May Have Ignored Sept. 11 Warning
Ap 13 2002 97(179), 5-A
Miller Helps Spare Pickups from New Feul Rules
Mr 17 2002 97(152), 4-C
Peanut Rules May Not Be Ready
Jl 15 2002 97(273), 1-A
Reluctant Politician Chambliss Targets Cleland's Senate Seat
Nv 3 2002 98(19), 1-A
Rep. Lewis Accepts Trent Lott's Apologies
Dc 17 2002 98(63), 9-A
Senator Proposes Bioterrorism Hub
Ap 4 2002 97(170), 7-A
Southeastern Lawmakers Say New Peanut Plan Dodges Bullet in Senate
Fe 13 2002 97(120), 9-A
Survivor of Personal Tragedy, Cleland Seeks Another Term
Nv 3 2002 98(19), 1-A
Politics and Government--Georgia
Auditor: Group Handling Grants Did Business with Themselves
Au 3 2002 97(292), 5-A
Barbs Become Serious in GOP Debate
Au 18 2002 97(307), 8-A
Barnes Has No Regrets
Dc 26 2002 98(72), 1-A
Battle for Georgia House Grows More Intense
Dc 10 2002 98(56), 4-A
Best-Funded GOP Contender Fights for Name Recognition
Jl 21 2002 97(279), 5-A
Best-Funded GOP Contender Perdue Struggles for Name Recognition
Au 16 2002 97(305), 1-A
Bill Byrne: Gruff Former Marine Makes a Go for Governorship
Au 15 2002 97(304), 1-A
Borders Wants Return Trip to Assembly
Oc 17 2002 98(2), 4-A
Bryant Wants Local Views Represented
Oc 9 2002 97(359), 4-A
Burns Attacks Walker on Arrests, Prison Phone Flap
Oc 23 2002 98(8), 8-A
Campaigns in Overdrive as Election Nears
Nv 4 2002 98(20), 4-A
Candidate Changes Mind About Debate
Oc 4 2002 97(354), 5-A
Candidates Engage in Debates
Oc 28 2002 98(13), 1-A
Candidates Hope Runoff Turnout Hits Double Digits
Sp 10 2002 97(330), 1-A
Candidates Pack in Last-Minute Campaigning
Au 20 2002 97(309), 7-A
Chambliss Defeats Irvin
Au 21 2002 97(310), 1-A
Cheaper Coverage Touted by Candidates for Insurance Chief
Oc 14 2002 97(364), 5-A
Christmas Wins Democratic Runoff
Sp 11 2002 97(331), 12-A
Connell, Byrd not Seeking Re-Election This Year
My 9 2002 97(206), 5-A
Cox Promises to Undo Much of Barnes' Education Reform Plan
Nv 10 2002 98(26), 8-A
Crowded Field Seeks School Superintendent Job
Au 18 2002 97(307), 4-A
Crowded Pool of Democrats Seeking Seat
Jl 7 2002 97(265), 5-A
Democrats and Republicans Grapple Over Health Spending
Sp 29 2002 97(349), 4-A
Democrats Plead for Loyalty
Nv 13 2002 98(29), 4-A
Democrats Seek Refund
Nv 16 2002 98(32), 1-A
Dismal Job Market Drives Labor Commissioner Race
Oc 16 2002 98(1), 8-A
District 1 House Candidates Differ on Abortion Rights
Nv 1 2002 98(17), 7-A
Diversity Rules Ballot for Secretary of State
Au 18 2002 97(307), 5-A
Georgia's Fornication Law Challenged
Oc 16 2002 98(1), 8-A
Goessling Wants to Revamp Office
Oc 18 2002 97(3), 3-A
GOP Gubernatorial Hopefuls Engage in Final Debate on TV
Au 19 2002 97(308), 1-A
Incumbent Kingston Ready for Another Term in House
Oc 26 2002 98(11), 4-A
Irvin's Republican Opponent Says It's Time for a Change
Oc 30 2002 98(15), 8-A
Labor Candidates Square Off in Debate
Oc 21 2002 98(6), 5-A
Lawmakers Opinions Vary About Helping Prisoners
Jn 9 2002 97(237), 5-A
Lawmakers Worried About Independence
Dc 16 2002 98(62), 5-A
Lawyer for Walker Demands Retraction of Republican Ads
Oc 25 2002 98(10), 7-A
Lietenant Governor's Race Could be a Landslide
Nv 1 2002 98(17), 1-A
Lieutenant Governor Candidates Look South
Au 13 2002 97(302), 3-A
Linder Defeats Barr
Au 21 2002 97(310), 1-A
McKinney Defends Ads Attacking Political Opponent
Jl 26 2002 97(284), 5-A
McKinney Trails Opponent
Au 21 2002 97(310), 7-A
McKinney's Father Among Trailing Incumbents
Au 21 2002 97(310), 7-A
McKinney, Barr Fight Primary Battles
Au 19 2002 97(308), 1-A
Natural Gas Prices Overshadow PSC Races
Oc 31 2002 98(16), 16-A
New Georgia Governor Sounds Less Eager to Take on Flag Issue
Nv 12 2002 98(28), 5-A
Perdue Promises to Fight Corruption
Ap 27 2002 97(193), 4-A
Perdue Seeking South Georgians' Vote
Oc 26 2002 98(11), 1-A
Perdue Takes the Lead
Au 21 2002 97(310), 1-A
Politicans Toss Hats in the Ring
Jn 20 2002 97(248), 1-A
Predatory Lending Law Takes Effect
Oc 2 2002 97(352), 10-A
Primaries Leave Both Parties Facing Questions
Sp 12 2002 97(332), 7-A
Qualifying Deadline Clock is Ticking
Jn 16 2002 97(244), 7-A
Race for Attorney General Centers on Ethics
Nv 1 2002 98(17), 8-A
Republicans Control Senate
Nv 10 2002 98(26), 1-A
Republicans Set for Senate
Nv 15 2002 98(31), 1-A
Republicans Set Sights on Controlling State House
Nv 14 2002 98(30), 3-A
Runoff Candidates Fear the Worst for Turnout
Au 26 2002 97(315), 1-A
Runoff Choices Deserve Votes (editorial)
Sp 10 2002 97(330), 6-A
Senate Democratic Caucus Chairman Leaves
Dc 12 2002 98(58), 9-A
Senate Democrats Choose Albany Man as Their Leader
Dc 6 2002 98(52), 1-A
Six Candidates Face Qualifications Challenges
Jl 12 2002 97(270), 7-A
Smart Wants Moderate Representation
Oc 24 2002 98(9), 3-A
Some State Races Need Another Day
Au 22 2002 97(311), 1-A
Stancil and Beatty Headed for Runoff in GOP Lt. Gov's Race
Au 21 2002 97(310), 7-A
Stancil, Beatty Battle Tuesday for Shot at Taylor's Job
Sp 9 2002 97(329), 3-A
State Lawmakers Call Attention to Hunger
Jl 10 2002 97(268), 8-A
State Republicans Set November Platform
Sp 26 2002 97(346), 8-A
Superintendent Candidates Stress Harmony
Oc 21 2002 98(6), 5-A
Switch Parties Before Election (editorial)
Nv 12 2002 98(28), 6-A
Taylor Looks Ahead to Fall Elections
Au 22 2002 97(311), 1-A
The Battle for Georgia's Next Governor
Nv 2 2002 98(18), 1-A
The Closer the Races, the More Libertarians Count
Oc 26 2002 98(11), 5-A
The Final Debates
Nv 4 2002 98(20), 1-A
Three Candidates Vie for House Seats
Jl 2 2002 97(260), 5-A
Thurmond Running on Record
Au 28 2002 97(317), 4-A
Time for Change in Speaker Job (editorial)
Jn 21 2002 97(249), 6-A
Tom Murphy Running Again
Jn 18 2002 97(246), 7-A
Two Democrats Switch Parties
Nv 9 2002 98(25), 1-A
Two Top Democrats Get Opposition as Qualifying for Primaries Ends
Jn 22 2002 97(250), 1-A
Two Veteran Democrats Vie to Become House Speaker
Nv 12 2002 98(28), 5-A
Walker, Gingrey Advance in Runoffs
Sp 13 2002 97(333), 7-A