2003 G Subject Index

Gaffney, Caroline Williams, Obituary

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 3-A

Gage, Farrah Nicole and Scott Victor Sinclair, Engagement

Fe 23 2003 98(130), 8-E

Gage, Farrah Nicole and Scott Victor Sinclair, Wedding

Au 10 2003 98(298), 7-E

Gailey, Chen

Tech Making Changes After Late Meltdown

Ja 3 2003 98(80), 2-B

Gaines, Carrie Elizabeth and Richard Michael Smith, Engagement

My 5 2003 98(201), 9-A

Gaiss, Amy

LHS' Gaiss Signs to Play Softball at Darton College

Ja 25 2003 98(101), 1-B

Gallagher, Jeannette Jones, Obituary

My 18 2003 98(214), 3-A

Galloway, Dusty Renee' and Sherwin Keith Smith, Engagement

Sp 14 2003 98(332), 6-E

Galloway, Georgia Ruth (Pursser), Death

Nv 4, 2003 98(sic 99)(18), 3-A

Galloway, Julie

Soldiers' wives fight personal battles

Jl 13 2003 98(270), 12-A

Galloway, Michael

Extension of troop deployment angers many military families

Jl 15 2003 98(272), 1-A

Soldiers' wives fight personal battles

Jl 13 2003 98(270), 12-A

Ganas, A. W., Obituary

Ap 3 2003 98(169), 3-A

Ganas, Aldine, Obituary

Nv 4, 2003 98(sic 99)(18), 3-A

Ganas, Brantley

I Caught a Fish (photo)

Sp 3 2003 98(321), 3-B

Gandy, Bill

Home builders sweep state awards

Au 3 2003 98(291), 1-C

Garber, James C.

James Garber completes surgery residency

Jl 15 2003 98(272), 11-A

Garber, Jeff

Garber Takes Teaching to Next Level

Ap 22 2003 98(188), 1-B

Garcia, Jose, DUI

Oc 18 2003 99(1), 3-A

Garden Center

'A Crescent Christmas Carol': The Garden Center hosts a holiday open house this weekend

Dc 4 2003 99(48), 9-Supplement

Antique show patrons (list)

Oc 11 2003 98(359), 10-A

Everything old is new again: Garden Center revives tradition of Antique Show & Sale this week

Oc 6 2003 98(354), 8-A

Garden Center Elects Officers

Ap 25 2003 98(191), 11-A

Garden Club of Georgia

Valdostans celebrate Garden Club's anniversary

Kathryn Stevens, Dee Knoz, Janet Robinson, Zemina Holcomb, Claudia Smith

Jl 25 2003 98(282), 13-A

Gardening

Any garden can bloom with the right plants

Au 3 2003 98(291), 5-Supplement

August is a great time to plan fall gardens

Au 17 2003 98(305), 7-Supplement

Autumn flowers make their presence known

Sp 14 2003 98(332), 11-Supplement

Bamboo adds a touch of the tropics to your garden

Sp 7 2003 98(325), 12-Supplement

Camellia Show ends today

Nv 16 2003 99(30), 18-Supplement

Cool morning beckon to gardeners

Sp 21 2003 98(339), 6-Supplement

Cool morning reminiscent of days in a grape orchard

Oc 5 2003 98(353), 15-Supplement

Enjoy summer days, but cool weather ahead

Jl 27 2003 98(284), 5-Supplement

Fall bursting forth in bright colors

Oc 26 2003 99(9), 6-Supplement

Fall bursts forth with beautiful flowers, brilliant color

Oc 12 2003 98(360), 11-Supplement

Fragrant plants perfume the heavy summer air

Jl 13 2003 98(270), 7-Supplement

Garden Center Antiques Show & Sale returns

Sp 27 2003 97(345), 1-D

Holiday plants will keep blooming with proper care

Dc 28 2003 99(72), 15-Supplement

Houseplants are pollution fighters

Au 10 2003 98(298), 11-Supplement

Immerse your senses in gardening, catalogs to pass the time

Dc 7 2003 98 (sic 99)(51), 19-Supplement

Indian Summer days good for planting

Nv 23 2003 99(37), 15-Supplement

Now's the right time to prepare plants for the fall

Jl 20 2003 98(277), 14-Supplement

October si the month to get busy in your garden

Sp 28 2003 98(346), 12--Supplement

Prepare plants now for cooler weather ahead

Au 31 2003 98(319), 13-Supplement

Sensory Feast Exotic Gardens Offer Wide Spectrum of Plants

My 11 2003 98(207), 1-C

Take cuttings to save plants that may not survive winter

Nv 2 2003 98(sic 99)(16), 14-Supplement

Tips of tree planting; visit Christmas at the Crescent

Nv 30 2003 99(44), 9-Supplement

Treat plants now to prepare blooms for Camellia Show

Au 24 2003 98(312), 7-Supplement

Trees decorate the city for the holidays

Dc 21 2003 99(65), 9-Supplement

Trivia tips on winter care of plants

Dc 14 2003 99(58), 12-Supplement

Visit the colorful Camellia Show at the Garden Center

Nv 9 2003 98(sic 99)(23), 19-Supplement

Gardner, Chad

Mayor's Council honors disabled

Oc 3 2003 98(351), 1-A

Gariel, Shelby

Camp Stories: Local Girl Scouts learn the art of a tale during summer camp

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 12-A

Garner, 'J. D. or Jake,' Death

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 3-A

Garner, 'J. D. or Jake,' Obituary

Ap 29 2003 98(195), 3-A

Garner, Daniel Reese, Theft by deception

Oc 11 2003 98(359), 3-A

Garner, Josh

Student Fulfills Vow to Graduate

My 28 2003 98(224), 1-A

Garner, Russ and Logan Garner

Father-son bonding (photo)

Sp 18 2003 98(336), 1-A

Garren, Ken

More improvements made at VMS track

Sp 21 2003 98(339), 1-A

Garrett, William 'Bill,' Obituary

Au 27 2003 98(315), 3-A

Garrison, Louise 'Coonie,' Death

Nv 18 2003 99(32), Nv 21 2003 99(35), 3-A

Garrison, Louise, Death

Nv 18 2003 99(32), 3-A

Garrison, M. A., Obituary

Jn 12 2003 98(239), 3-A

Gartman, June

Special delivery: Officer assists in baby's birth

Oc 11 2003 98(359), 1-A

Gary, Marcella and Marcus

South Georgia Legion Fair (photo)

Nv 11 2003 99(25), 9-A

Gary, Reggie Allen, Suspended license

Au 31 2003 98(319), 5-A

Garza, Juan, Death

Jl 30 2003 98(287), 3-A

Gaskins, Alvah William 'A. W.' Jr., Obituary

Sp 24 2003 98(342), 3-A

Gaskins, Ashley

Sifford, Gaskins Lead Lanier County's Grads

My 26 2003 98(222), 1-A

Gaskins, David Daniel, Open container

Oc 12 2003 98(360), 3-A

Gaskins, Emory, Obituary

My 18 2003 98(214), 3-A

Gaskins, Jaiden Tal, Obituary

Ja 22 2003 98(98), 3-A

Gaskins, Katherine Michelle and Justin Bradford McCall, Engagement

Mr 23 2003 98(158), 5-E

Gaskins, Katherine Michelle and Justin Bradford McCall, Wedding

Dc 7 2003 98 (sic 99)(51), 7-E

Gaskins, Lucille, Obituary

Au 23 2003 98(311), Au 24 2003 98(312), 3-A

Gaskins, Ted

Clean Sweep (photo)

Oc 21 2003 99(4), 1-A

Gasoline prices

Gas price spike deserves probe (opinion)

Sp 9 2003 98(327), 6-A

House in Social Circle comes with a delicious bonus

Oc 5 2003 98(353), 1-C

No Reasons for High Gas Prices (opinion)

Ap 20 2003 98(186), 6-A

State Gas Prices Hit Record High

Mr 14 2003 98(149), 1-A

Gaston, Allie Mae, Death

Au 12 2003 98(300), 3-A

Gaston, Dr. John

Yearbook 2003 People Make a Difference (supplement)

Mr 30 2003 98(165), 1-12CC

Gates, Francis Coleman, Death

Nv 18 2003 99(32), 3-A

Gates, Francis Coleman, Obituary

Nv 19 2003 99(33), 3-A

Gates, Johnny Lee

Classmates recall taunting of killer facing death

Nv 7 2003 98(sic 99)(21), 7-A

Gateway Community Services Board

Community board says state plans to cut more jobs, ignored advice

Nv 17 2003 99(31), 5-A

Gaudry, Mary Eloise, Death

Au 14 2003 98(302), 3-A

Gay, Shaun

Gay has pro debut tonight in Augusta (kickboxing)

Oc 11 2003 98(359), 1-B

Gay, Shaun Gregory, DUI

Sp 29 2003 98(347), 3-A

Geiger, James F. 'J. F.' Jr., Obituary

Ja 31 2003 98(107), 3-A

Genealogy

Author presents four-volume 'History of the Georgia Militia' to Huxford Library

Nv 8 2003 99(22), 9-A

Brooks Genealogical Society meeting

Oc 23 2003 99(6), 14-A

General Electric Co.--Macon

General Electric Laying Off Workers in Georgia

Jn 8 2003 98(235), 3-C

Genesis Christian School

Honor roll (list of names)

Nv 17 2003 99(31), 8-A

George, Cheryl and Mike Branch

Facilitator of the year (photo)

Oc 5 2003 98(353), 2-C

George, Kathryn, Death

Jl 9 2003 98(266), 3-A

George, Kathryn, Obituary

Jl 10 2003 98(267), 3-A

George, Roberta

George to leave art center

Jl 3 2003 98(260), 14-A

Roberta George is leaving and the new art center's executive direction, but she will always be a the center of art's heart

Jl 10 2003 98(267), 2-Preview

Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service

Peanut and cotton acreage down

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 7-A

Georgia Agrirama

Faith Christian celebrates Nat'l Young Readers Day

Evelyn and Howard Tawzer

Nv 12 2003 99(26), 5-A

Georgia Aquarium

Groundbreaking Held for Atlanta Aquarium

My 30 2003 98(226), 8-A

Georgia Archives Week

VSU Archives puts history on Internet

Oc 8 2003 98(356), 12-A

Georgia Association of County Agricultural Agents

Agricultural agents visit area farms

Buddy Coleman, Ben Copeland

Nv 12 2003 99(26), 7-A

Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles

Clemency Denied for Isaccs

My 3 2003 98(199), 1-A

Man Denied Parole in Murder Case

Ja 15 2003 98(91), 3-A

Man Set for Execution Maintains Innocence

Mr 25 2003 98(160), 5-A

Parole Board to Hear Clemency Request for Carl Isaacs

My 2 2003 98(198), 7-A

State Executes Man for Murder During Robbery

Mr 26 2003 98(161), 5-A

Georgia Bureau of Investigation

Police Officer Charged with Taking Money

Mr 16 2003 98(151), 5-A

Warrant Issued for Former State Senator

Mr 11 2003 98(146), 8-A

Georgia Cancer Coalition

Cancer Coalition Seeks Funding

Fe 13 2003 98(120), 1-A

Cancer Fund Seeks Tax Season Donations

Fe 21 2003 98(128), 4-A

Georgia Centennial Farm Program

State honors 17 historic farms

Oc 4 2003 98(352), 5-A

Georgia Chamber of Commerce

Georgia Chamber launches Web site

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 7-A

Georgia Christian School

'Baby Blues' Performance Teaches Youth Message About Abstinence

My 8 2003 98(204), 5-A

'Pennies for Patients' Benefits Leukemia

Jn 29 2003 98(256), 6-E

GCS Student Nominated for HOBY

Ap 1 2003 98(167), 11-A

GCS Students Awarded Scholarship

Jn 25 2003 98(252), 12-A

Georgia Christian adds three new board members

Jl 30 2003 98(287), 5-A

Georgia Christian Grad Labors for His Education

My 24 2003 98(220), 1-A

Georgia Christian School gives students awards

Jl 15 2003 98(272), 12-A

Georgia Christian School Hosts 'The Final Floor'

Mr 31 2003 98(166), 4-A

Georgia Christian School Names Top Graduates

My 16 2003 98(212), 1-A

Georgia Christian Standout McMullen Heading to ABAC

My 23 2003 98(219), 1-B

Georgia Christian Wins at Literary Competition

Mr 14 2003 98(149), 4-A

History comes alive in South Lowndes: Volunteers are back to renovate GCS gym

Au 10 2003 98(298), 1-B

Honor Roll

Jl 10 2003 98(267), 11-A

Shadowing

Ap 7 2003 98(173), 9-A

Soccer enthusiasts representing Georgia Christian in Wendy's Heisman program

Cale Nelson, Caley Stokes

Nv 5 2003 99(19), 8-A

Vocalist Visits GCS

Ja 13 2003 98(89), 4-A

Georgia Club--Statham

Conference Center Nixed

Mr 2 2003 98(137), 3-A

Georgia Council of Economic Education

Students attend stock market luncheon

Garrett Hendley, Paden King, Ciera Staten, Daisy Cuellar

Jl 8 2003 98(265), 3-A

Georgia Council of Municipal Court Judges

Judge elected to head state Council

Sp 19 2003 98(337), 5-A

Georgia Department of Agriculture

Butcher shops dwindling across Georgia

Jl 14 2003 98(270), 5-A

New license tag will support spaying, neutering of strays

Nv 8 2003 99(22), 3-A

Georgia Department of Community Affairs

City of Morven receives block grant (photo)

Sonny Perdue, Larry Harris, Willie Miller, Danny Johnson, Charles Rhym, Sandy Rentz, Mike Beatty

Oc 14 2003 98(362), 5-A

Littering costs Georgia millions (opinion)

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 6-A

Mike Beatty to Head Community Affairs

Jn 13 2003 98(240), 3-A

Georgia Department of Community Health

Official: Medicaid Cuts Could Hurt

Ja 24 2003 98(100), 3-A

Georgia Department of Corrections

Calhoun prisoners test positive for pot

Au 12 2003 98(300), 5-A

Georgia Mulls New Prison

Ja 5 2003 98(82), 1-A

Georgia Department of Education

Audit Finds Mismanagement in State DOE

Fe 1 2003 98(108), 5-A

Cox Ready to Rebuilt Department

Ja 13 2003 98(89), 5-A

School Board Members Asked to Resign

Ja 11 2003 98(87), 5-A

State Education Plan Wins Federal Approval

My 20 2003 98(216), 5-A

State Report Card Available Online

Fe 27 2003 98(134), 7-A

Georgia Department of Homeland Security

Smallpox Vaccination Moves Ahead

Ja 31 2003 98(107), 5-A

State to Get More Funds for 'First Responders'

My 2 2003 98(198), 7-A

Georgia Department of Human Resources

DHR hosts transition hearing on Monday

Dc 14 2003 99(58), 1-A

State Takes Control of Mental Health Agency

Ap 12 2003 98(178), 5-A

Transit System Expected to be Ready by July 1

My 15 2003 98(211), 5-A

Wildlife Officials Seek to Control Deer Numbers

Ja 13 2003 98(89), 5-A

Georgia Department of Human Resources Division of Family and Children Services

DHR sponsors forum on domestic violence

Oc 12 2003 98(360), 3-A

Val Tech hosts domestic violence forum today

Oc 14 2003 98(362), 3-A

Georgia Department of Labor

Georgia Lost Jobs in 2003, but Improvement Visible

Mr 7 2003 98(142), 7-A

State Loses Thousands of Jobs in Four Months

My 23 2003 98(219), 4-A

Georgia Department of Motor Vehicle Safety

Keep Proof of Coverage in Your Vehicle

Ja 30 2003 98(106), 3-A

Officials: Drivers Still Need to Carry Insurance Cards

Ja 27 2003 98(103), 5-A

Georgia Department of Motor Vehicles

New requirements for teen drivers result in more flunking tests

Oc 24 2003 99(6)(sic 7), 3-A

Georgia Department of Natural Resources

Crab fishermen score temporary victory

Oc 21 2003 99(4), 3-A

Deputies kill a troublesome alligator

Au 5 2003 98(293), 4-A

Echols police seize marijuana and moonshine

Sp 11 2003 98(329), 5-A

Food program kicks off this weekend

Nv 2 2003 98(sic 99)(16), 16-A

Georgia Environment Officials Ask Coastal Residents to Count Manatees

Ap 16 2003 98(182), 4-A

Georgia to Allow Gator Hunting in September

Jn 9 2003 98(236), 4-A

Grand Bay Sees Growth

Jn 29 2003 98(256), 1-A

Grant helps groups preserve endangered woodpeckers

Jim Cox, Phil Spivey

Nv 4, 2003 98(sic 99)(18), 7-A

Low-Sulfur Fuel Requirement Revised

Ja 30 2003 98(106), 7-A

New Fishing Spots to Open in State

Mr 11 2003 98(146), 5-A

Researchers Guide Threatened Loggerhead Turtles Back to Ocean

My 9 2003 98(205), 8-A

Researchers try to unravel mystery of rare raptors

Au 10 2003 98(298), 13-A

Water Restrictions Start June 1

My 23 2003 98(219), 8-A

Wildlife Officials Tout Fishing as Healthy Alternative to Television, Video Games

Jn 14 2003 98(241), 5-A

Wiregrass making comeback in Georgia

Jl 7 2003 98(264), 1-A

Georgia Department of Revenue

Georgia Tax Collections Up Slightly in April

My 8 2003 98(204), 4-A

Tax Collections Up Slightly

Fe 11 2003 98(118), 3-A

Georgia Department of Transportation

Atlanta's 17th Street Bridge Beams Pass Through Area

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 5-A

Board OKs Traffic Study

Ap 23 2003 98(189), 1-A

Crumbling Interstate Road Beds to Cost $193 Million

Mr 14 2003 98(149), 7-A

Efforts to Fix Polluted Marsh Stymied

Fe 16 2003 98(123), 3-A

Georgia DOT I-75 projects

Au 10 2003 98(298), 3-A

Georgia DOT I-75 projects

Jl 13 2003 98(270), 3-A

Georgia DOT I-75 Projects

Jl 20 2003 98(277), 3-A

Langdale Retains DOT Board Position

Ja 24 2003 98(100), 9-A

Littering costs Georgia millions (opinion)

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 6-A

Repaved I-75 Segment Needs $22 Million

Mr 8 2003 98(143), 5-A

Transit System Expected to be Ready by July 1

My 15 2003 98(211), 5-A

Georgia Department of Veterans

VA Medical Center could cut some services

Jl 10 2003 98(267), 3-A

Georgia Division of Public Health

Activists oppose Georgia proposal to report names of HIV patients

Au 14 2003 98(302), 1-A

Georgia's Smallpox Vaccinations Continue Throughtout State 2003

Ap 1 2003 98(167), 3-A

Georgian Diagnosed with SARS

Ap 5 2003 98(171), 5-A

Health district prepares for mock smallpox clinic

Jl 20 2003 98(277), 5-A

Health Lab Confirms Two Flu Samples

Mr 16 2003 98(151), 5-A

Health Officials Study Immunization Rates

Ap 21 2003 98(187), 5-A

Health officials worried about EEE virus

Jl 5 2003 98(262), 3-A

Smallpox Vaccination Moves Ahead

Ja 31 2003 98(107), 5-A

State's TB Cases Fell by 9 Percent

Mr 4 2003 98(139), 5-A

Georgia Emergency Management Agency

GEMA Heads Area All-Hazards Councils

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 3-A

Soggy soil heightens fear of flooding from storms

Au 19 2003 98(307), 5-A

Georgia Environmental Protection Agency

State Lifts Water Restrictions

Ja 16 2003 98(92), 5-A

Georgia Ethics Commission

Ethics Reform Long Overdue (opinion)

My 28 2003 98(224), 6-A

Georgia Farm Workers Clinic

Migrant farm workers receive Thanksgiving dinner

Nv 23 2003 99(37), 4-A

Georgia Forestry Association

Changing the landscape of Georgia: Tax structure forcing many firms to sell timberland

Au 10 2003 98(298), 1-C

Forestry Association Breaks Ground for New Headquarters

Ja 22 2003 98(98), 16-A

Forestry needs tax protection (opinion)

Au 13 2003 98(301), 5-A

Governor challenges forestry community

Jl 23 2003 98(280), 7-A

Georgia Forestry Commission

Commission approves firefighting agreement

Au 28 2003 98(316), 1-A

Commission takes orders for seedlings

Jl 25 2003 98(282), 5-A

Fast facts on forestry (sidebar)

Au 10 2003 98(298), 1-C

Georgia Fraternal Order of Police

Agency Presents Vests to Lake Park Police Department

Mr 15 2003 98(150), 5-A

Georgia High School Association

Class AA Schools Back in Region 1

Jn 5 2003 98(232), 1-B

GHSA approves new region plan

Oc 15 2003 98(363), 2-B

GHSA OKs New Class System, Football Overtime

Ap 2 2003 98(168), 11-A

GHSA's Big 32 Plant Goes Bust

Ja 31 2003 98(107), 1-B

Reclassification Makes AAAAA Atlanta-Heavy

Jn 5 2003 98(232), 1-B

Georgia High School Graduation Test

Board Reaffirms Stance

My 14 2003 98(210), 1-A

Georgia Horse Council

More Georgians Giving Up Their Horses

Fe 8 2003 98(115), 5-A

Georgia Institute of Technology

Schools Consider Tuition Increase

Mr 2 2003 98(137), 3-A

Universities Create Agroterror Resource

Fe 17 2003 98(124), 5-A

Georgia Legislature

Abortion Bill Introduced in Georgia House

Ja 29 2003 98(105), 7-A

Abortion Debate Flares in House, but no Bill Likely to Pass

Mr 26 2003 98(161), 3-A

Bikers Come to Capitol to Push Anti-Discrimination Legislation

Ja 30 2003 98(106), 7-A

Bill Aimed at Offenders Wearing Bulletproof Vests

Ja 30 2003 98(106), 7-A

Bill Aims to Slow Tractor-Trailers

Fe 13 2003 98(120), 7-A

Bill Focuses on Sale of Methamphetamines

Mr 25 2003 98(160), 5-A

Bill Increasing Corporate Name Fees Signed

Jn 15 2003 98(242), 3-C

Bill Restricting Abortion Passes Senate; Likely to Fail in House

Mr 1 2003 98(136), 7-A

Bill to Cap Jury Awards, Limit Medical Lawsuits

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 7-A

Bill Would Ban Sales of Beer Singles at Gas Stations

Ja 18 2003 98(94), 1-A

Bill Would Extend Dropout Age to 17

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 9-A

Bill Would Punish Guide Dog Killers

Ja 31 2003 98(107), 5-A

Bill Would Require Sept. 11 Recitations

Fe 4 2003 98(111), 5-A

Black Lawmakers Winning Converts on Georgia Flag

Ap 25 2003 98(191), 7-A

Boycott Proposed Over State Flag Vote

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 9-A

Budget Focus Shifts to Proposed Tax Increase

Mr 25 2003 98(160), 5-A

Budget Writers Try Again But Veto Threat Remains

Ap 25 2003 98(191), 1-A

Business Leaders Opposed to State Flag Referendum

Fe 19 2003 98(126), 8-A

Campaign Cash Used for Personal Expenses

Mr 3 2003 98(138), 5-A

Cell Phone Ban for Drivers Appears Unlikely

Mr 20 2003 98(155), 7-A

Clock Ticking: Key Issues Still Up for Negotiation

Ap 22 2003 98(188), 5-A

Committee Shake-Ups Stir Talk at Capitol

Ja 18 2003 98(94), 4-A

Common Medicines Target of Met Bill

Ap 15 2003 98(181), 4-A

Deep Cuts in Proposed Budget

Mr 4 2003 98(139), 1-A

Democrats Fires Back at Perdue's Education

Fe 26 2003 98(133), 4-A

Democrats' Grocery Tax Proposal Stalls

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 9-A

Doctors, Lawyers Arguing Over Caps

Mr 10 2003 98(145), 1-A

Expand Law for Seat Belts (opinion)

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 6-A

Extensive Water Bill Clears State House

Fe 28 2003 98(135), 5-A

Fair Dismissal Rights Restored to Teachers

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 9-A

Flag Debate Stirs Passion in Some, Apathy in Others

Fe 14 2003 98(121), 5-A

Flag Legislation is Badly Advised (opinion)

Ap 11 2003 98(177), 6-A

Flag Plans Hit Roadblock

Ap 19 2003 98(185), 1-A

Flag Vote Will Be Ignored by Blacks, Leaders Warn

Fe 20 2003 98(126), 9-A

Ga. Cities Don't Need Own Tax (opinion)

Mr 6 2003 98(141), 6-A

Georgia Budget Clears Senate

Ap 12 2003 98(178), 1-A

Georgia Flag Finally Put to Vote; Many Black Lawmakers Oppose Bill

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 1-A

Georgia Flag Hearing Won't Include Public Comments

Mr 20 2003 98(155), 7-A

Georgia House Puts Tobacco Tax Hike on the Table Again

Ap 23 2003 98(189), 5-A

Georgia Left High and Dry

My 5 2003 98(201), 1-A

Georgia Legislative Diary

Ja 16 2003 98(92), 7-A

Georgia Legislative Diary

Ja 17 2003 98(93), 7-A

Georgia Legislative Diary

Ja 18 2003 98(94), 5-A

Georgia Tries to Curb Renaming of Highways

My 28 2003 98(224), 7-A

Georgia's Ever-Changing Flag a Boon for Banner Makers

Ap 12 2003 98(178), 5-A

GOP Considers Alternatives to Flag Referendum

Mr 8 2003 98(143), 5-A

GOP Plans to Slash Medicaid

Ap 17 2003 98(183), 1-A

GOP Redistricting Plan Triggers Senate Debate

Fe 18 2003 98(125), 4-A

Governor Loses Bid to Direct State's Legal Shots

Ap 12 2003 98(178), 5-A

Governor Perdue Considers Four-Day Tax Holiday

Mr 1 2003 98(136), 7-A

Governor Perdue's Floor Leaders Introduce Tougher Ethics Laws

Ja 29 2003 98(105), 7-A

Governor Signs Predatory Lending Bill

Mr 8 2003 98(143), 5-A

Group Fights Proposed Cap on Medical Lawsuits

Fe 19 2003 98(126), 8-A

House Approves Predatory Lending Fix

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 9-A

House Lawmakers Propose Reversal of Video Poker Ban

Fe 28 2003 98(135), 7-A

House Leaders Agree to Midyear Budget

Ap 5 2003 98(171), 8-A

House Looks at Bill Targeting High-Tech Peeping Toms

Ap 16 2003 98(182), 5-A

House Soundly Defeats Tobacco Tax Hike

Mr 27 2003 98(162), 7-A

House Speaker Urges Budget Get-Together

Ap 11 2003 98(177), 7-A

House Tackles Teacher Tenure

Fe 28 2003 98(135), 7-A

House Will Consider Statewide Water Rules

Fe 27 2003 98(134), 3-A

Icky School Restrooms Targeted at Capitol

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 8-A

Indigent Defense Overhaul Advances

Fe 18 2003 98(125), 1-A

Indigent Defense System Reformed

Ap 26 2003 98(192), 5-A

Insurance Cards to be Used Until Jan. 1

My 29 2003 98(225), 4-A

Jimmy Carter Addresses Lawmakers; Makes No Mention of New State Flag

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 9-A

Lawmaker Working on School Tardiness Laws

Fe 18 2003 98(125), 4-A

Lawmakers Approve New Flag for Georgia

Ap 26 2003 98(192), 4-A

Lawmakers Consider Reviving State Sales Tax on Groceries

Fe 4 2003 98(111), 1-A

Lawmakers Endorse Entirely New State Flag

Ap 5 2003 98(171), 1-A

Lawmakers Extend Session to Handle Budget

Ap 15 2003 98(181), 1-A

Lawmakers Loosen Get-Tough Teen Driving Law

Mr 6 2003 98(141), 3-A

Lawmakers Slow on Indigent Defense

Mr 31 2003 98(166), 5-A

Lawmakers Struggle with Tax Options

Ap 16 2003 98(182), 5-A

Lawmakers Tackle Fair Lending Act

Ja 24 2003 98(100), 5-A

Lawyers Argue Over Who is in Charge

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 9-A

Legislation Tackles Heavy Textbooks

Fe 15 2003 98(122), 4-A

Legislature Approves Bengal Cat Ownership

Fe 14 2003 98(121), 5-A

Let's not Elect Public Defenders (opinion)

Fe 21 2003 98(128), 6-A

Lieutenant Governor Says Republican Leadership Holding His Bills Hostage

Fe 16 2003 98(123), 5-A

Medical Malpractice Bill Voted out of Committee

Mr 25 2003 98(160), 5-A

New Bill Would Force Students to Receive Meningitis Vaccines

Ja 31 2003 98(107), 7-A

New Laws Kick in Tuesday

Jn 30 2003 98(257), 1-A

New State Flag Heads to Easy Passage in Senate

Ap 10 2003 98(176), 7-A

Number of High-Salaried State Employees Grows

Fe 16 2003 98(123), 5-A

Old 'Sacred Cows' No Longer Safe

Ja 26 2003 98(102), 13-A

Parties Join to Pass State's Budget

Fe 14 2003 98(121), 7-A

Payback Time Surfaces in Legislature's First Week

Ja 20 2003 98(96), 1-A

Perdue Brings in Troops to Build Support for Tax Hike

Fe 18 2003 (8(125), 4-A

Perdue Gears up for Monday Address

Ja 27 2003 98(103), 4-A

Perdue Looking for Ways to Avert Tax Increases

Ja 22 2003 98(98), 1-A

Perdue Proposes More Flexibility for School Boards

Fe 19 2003 98(126), 1-A

Perdue: Special Session May Become Necessary

Jn 13 2003 98(240), 5-A

Plans for Pyrotechnics Legislation Announced

Fe 26 2003 98(133), 7-A

Proposed Budget Cuts Put Squeeze on Higher Education

Fe 6 2003 98(113), 7-A

Proposed Vote on Flag Could Cost $2 Million

Fe 21 2003 98(128), 6-A

Redistricting Battle Heats Up Again at Capitol

Fe 1 2003 98(108), 5-A

Republicans Propose Tax Amnesty Program

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 8-A

Republicans Roll Out Redistricting Plan

Fe 15 2003 98(122), 4-A

Republicans Seek Legislature Pay Cut

Ja 30 2003 98(106), 7-A

Republicans Toss Mansion Allowance Plan

Fe 22 2003 98(129), 5-A

Republicans Unveil New Plan to Redistrict Congress

Fe 27 2003 98(134), 5-A

Secure Our State's Future (opinion)

Ap 13 2003 98(179), 6-A

Senate Adopts Budget with Deep Cuts

Mr 6 2003 98(141), 3-A

Senate Approves Redistricting Bill

Fe 14 2003 98(121), 3-A

Senate Bill in Favor of Homeschooled Students

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 9-A

Senate Committee Approves Legislation to Restrict Abortions

Fe 4 2003 98(111), 5-A

Senate Committee Votes Out Predatory Lending Law for Full Floor Vote

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 7-A

Senate Passes Immigrant Driver's License Bill

Ap 15 2003 98(181), 4-A

Senate Passes Prisoner Graffiti Cleanup Bill

Ap 15 2003 98(181), 4-A

Senate Republicans Aim Cuts at Greenspace

Fe 20 2003 98(126), 9-A

Senate Votes for Legislative Pay Cut

Fe 19 2003 98(126), 8-A

Senate Votes in Favor of Predatory Lending Bill

Fe 13 2003 98(120), 7-A

Senate Votes to Change State Flag

Ap 23 2003 98(189), 4-A

Sheriff's May Lose Right to Own Some Businesses

Fe 18 2003 98(125), 4-A

Smoking in a Car with Children May be Banned

Ja 30 2003 98(106), 7-A

Some Dems Want Two Flag Votes

Mr 14 2003 98(149), 7-A

State Budget Clears House

Ap 26 2003 98(192), 1-A

State House Leaders Push Tobacco Tax

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 5-A

State of the State

Ja 28 2003 98(104), 1-A

State Senate Debates Abortion Legislation

Fe 28 2003 98(135), 7-A

State Should Avoid Food Tax (opinion)

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 6-A

State Unveils Internet Parolee Database

Mr 15 2003 98(150), 4-A

Stephens Wins Senate Majority Leader's Post

Jn 18 2003 98(245), 5-A

Stronger Beer Gets Approved by House

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 9-A

Sunday Session Fails to Break Budget Deadlock

Ap 14 2003 98(180), 5-A

Talk of Tobacco Tax Resurfaces as Budget Writers Whack Spending

Ap 3 2003 98(169), 1-A

Tax Hike Moving in Legislature

Ap 20 2003 98(186), 5-A

Teachers May Get a Tax Break on School Supplies

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 7-A

Tobacco Tax Hike Plan Gains Steam

Mr 8 2003 98(143), 1-A

Video Poker Opponent Warns Against New Bill

Mr 1 2003 98(136), 7-A

Voters Still Waiting for Details on Flag Vote

Fe 12 2003 98(119), 4-A

Waking from Budget Nightmare (opinion)

Ap 27 2003 98(193), 6-A

Georgia Library Association

State library exhibit on display in Cook

Dc 31 2003 99(75), 3-A

Georgia Military College

Fiery Crash Claims One Life

Ja 16 2003 98(92), 1-A

Georgia Military College Ready to Accommodate Increase in Students

Ja 4 2003 98(81), 1-A

Georgia Military College stresses importance of character

Sp 16 2003 98(334), 25-Supplement

GMC announces new faculty members: Bonnie Tindall and Carl Camon

Au 24 2003 98(312), 1-C

GMC Holds Graduation for Its Valdosta Campus

Jn 8 2003 98(235), 1-A

Honor roll (list of names)

Oc 19 2003 99(2), 8-E

Students achieve GMC honors list (list of names)

Au 6 2003 98(294), 13-A

Georgia National Fair

Georgia National Fair gets under way today in Perry

Oc 3 2003 98(351), 5-A

Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter

Georgia National Livestock Show Brings in Thousands

Fe 21 2003 98(128), 5-A

Georgia Natural Gas

Georgia Natural Gas to Credit Customers Who Were Cut Off

Fe 20 2003 98(127), 5-A

Georgia Older Worker network

Aigen recognized as older worker of the year

Jl 27 2003 98(284), 1-C

Georgia Pacific Corporation

Georgia-Pacific Corp. may sell building-products distribution

Sp 23 2003 98(341), 3-A

Georgia Peanut Commission

Lawmaker Expects Aid for Farmers

Ja 17 2003 98(93), 7-A

Lawmaker Expects Disaster Aid for Southern Farmers

Ja 26 2003 98(102), 4-C

Peanut Board holding nomination meetings

Dc 3 2003 99(47), 7-A

Peanut crops may be waning: USDA: Peanut acreage at lowest level since 1915

JL 6 2003 98(263), 1-A

Researchers find safer peanut for allergy sufferers

Jl 27 2003 98(284), 5-A

Georgia Pecan Commission

Pecan Growers Aim for Brand Identity

My 19 2003 98(215), 4-A

Pecan Push not a Nutty Idea (opinion)

My 20 2003 98(216), 6-A

Georgia Ports Authority

Georgia Port Sign Trade Agreement

Jn 21 2003 98(248), 5-A

Georgia Ports employees seek to unionize

Nv 3 2003 99(17), 5-A

Port to expand after record-breaking year

Jl 30 2003 98(287), 7-A

Georgia Power

Brief power outage hits Valdosta

Oc 5 2003 98(353), 3-A

Georgia Power crews help out after storm

Sp 21 2003 98(339), 1-C

Georgia Power helping city remove thick foliage

Oc 4 2003 98(352), 5-A

Georgia Power Works on Renewable Energy

Fe 10 2003 98(117), 5-A

North Street's power outage affects 240 residents Friday

Nv 29 2003 99(43), 3-A

Georgia Prekindergarten Program

Georgia's Pre-K Program Marks 10th Year

Ap 26 2003 98(192), 1-A

Georgia Printco

Printing without boundaries: Georgia Printco enjoying success in Lake Park

Sheldon Hurst Jr., Tom Clarke, Sheldon Hurst III, Jaison Milliones, Chris Weeks

Dc 7 2003 98 (sic 99)(51), 1-C

Georgia Public Health Association

Public health workers named to selection committee

Jl 3 2003 98(260), 3-A

Georgia Public Service Commission

Georgia Natural Gas to Credit Customers Who Were Cut Off

Fe 20 2003 98(127), 5-A

PSC Approves $5 Million in Heating Aid to Poor

Fe 6 2003 98(113), 7-A

Georgia Recreation and Parks Association

10-under team second at GRPA state

Jl 27 2003 98(284), 2-B

Adel-Cook 12-under also wins state title

Jl 20 2003 98(277), 1-B

Berrien Rec teams win state titles

Jl 21 2003 98(278), 1-B

Four Valdosta teams take aim at 12-under state baseball title

Jl 16 2003 98(273), 1-B

National has an answer, wins 12-under state title

Jl 20 2003 98(277), 1-B

National teams win state openers

Jl 17 2003 98(274), 1-B

Preparing for the game (photo)

Jl 17 2003 98(274), 1-A

Shelton wins GRPA state tennis title

Jl 27 2003 98(284), 2-B

State Champions (photo)

Jl 20 2003 98(277), 5-B

Valdosta YMCA swim team competes at Marianna meet

Jl 26 2003 98(283), 3-B

VBC National, Savannah play again for title

Jl 19 2003 98(276), 1-B

Georgia Regional Academic Service Learning Conference

VSU Conference Focuses on Service Learning

Ja 16 2003 98(92), 5-A

Georgia Rehabilitation Association

Local man gets a little help from his friends

Jl 23 2003 98(280), 14-A

Georgia School for the Deaf

School for the Deaf's Director Resigns

Fe 21 2003 98(128), 5-A

Georgia Sheriff's Boys Ranch

Realtors show proves windfall for charities

Au 10 2003 98(298), 1-C

Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission

Agencies Sign Water Agreement

Jn 22 2003 98(249), 2-C

Georgia Southern University

Autopsy: Student Drowned Accidentally

My 2 2003 98(198), 7-A

Body of Ga. Southern Student Found in Pond

Ap 30 2003 98(196), 5-A

Fall from School Building Kills Safety Inspector

Jn 11 2003 98(238), 5-A

Georgia Southern Promoting Itself with 'Real World' Star

Jn 21 2003 98(248), 3-A

Lanier County teacher chosen for TESSI Program at Southern

Jl 17 2003 98(274), 13-A

Student Recovering from Meningitis

Ja 29 2003 98(105), 7-A

Students and friends go on chicken-killing spree

Sp 4 2003 98(322), 7-A

Students graduate from colleges

Marcus Jermaine Moody, Joshua Matthew Wallace, Shaherra Maureen Belin, Chad Ancil Carter, Geoffrey D. Hardy, Marc R. Herb

Nv 13 2003 99(27), 11-A

Georgia State Forestry Pageant

Amanda's Models sweep pageant

Jl 22 2003 98(279), 10-A

Georgia State Patrol

GSP plans for holiday patrols

Au 29 2003 98(317), 7-A

Officials gather for Hands Across the Border

Au 29 2003 98(317), 5-A

Plans for new Georgia State Patrol post get green light

Sp 21 2003 98(339), 1-A

Traffic Stop Leads to Marijuana Seizure

Fe 4 2003 98(111), 5-A

Troopers to target impaired drivers in holiday patrols

Dc 24 2003 99(68), 5-A

Georgia State Science and Engineering Fair

LMS student wins Research Award at State Science Fair

Jl 15 2003 98(272), 11-A

Georgia Supreme Court

Alcohol Sales on Sunday Debated

Jn 12 2003 98(239), 5-A

Court Hears Case About Executing the Mentally Ill

Ap 15 2003 98(181), 5-A

Court Overturns Property Tax Freeze Ruling

Mr 25 2003 98(160), 5-A

Court Scraps Law Denying Jury Trials For Traffic Offenses

Mr 12 2003 98(147), 4-A

Fulton Co. Bars to Sell Alcohol on Sundays

Fe 8 2003 98(115), 5-A

Georgia Court Hears Dispute Between Perdue, Baker

My 7 2003 98(222), 3-A

Georgia Court Strikes Down Fornication Law

Ja 15 2003 98(91), 7-A

Georgia Theatre Company

Coming Soon...

Mr 16 2003 98(151), 1-C

New Theater Reflects Status (opinion)

Mr 18 2003 98(153), 6-A

Georgia Tobacco Commission

Georgia's tobacco growers face some tough decisions

Lawton Matthews

Nv 30 2003 99(44), 1-A

Georgia Tobacco Quit Line

Program Helps Thousands Kick Habit

Ja 6 2003 98(83), 5-A

Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery

Military Cemetery Can Ease Veterans' Burial Cost

Jn 2 2003 98(229), 4-A

Georgia Wildlife Resources Division

Georgia launching huge alligator hunting season

Jl 13 2003 98(270), 13-A

Thousands of Birds Poisoned with Insecticide

Ja 24 2003 98(100), 5-A

Georgia Youth Summit

Echols students attend Georgia Youth Summit

Amanda Young, Bobbie Staten, Heather Reid, Erica Delgado

Oc 8 2003 98(356), 16-A

Georgia-Florida Junior Open Tennis Tournament

Junior Tennis Players Begin Georgia-Florida Open Today

Ap 5 2003 98(171), 1-B

Georgia-Pacific Corporation

Ga.-Pacific May Bring Back Idled Workers

My 4 2003 98(200), 3-C

Ga.-Pacific may sell building-distribution

Sp 28 2003 98(346), 2-C

Georgia-Pacific reports higher profit on asbestos litigation credit

Oc 19 2003 99(2), 3-C

Georgia-Pacific Reports Loss

Ap 18 2003 98(184), 7-A

Gerberding, Dr. Julie

Gerberding Seen as New Face of Public Health

Jn 29 2003 98(256), 16-A

German, James Edward III, Possession

Dc 9 2003 99(53), 5-A

German, James Edward IV, Death

Sp 12 2003 98(330), 3-A

German, Shameka Nicole, Possession

Dc 9 2003 99(53), 5-A

Gibson, Fred

Fred Gibson Returning to Georgia Basketball

Ja 7 2003 98(84), 1-B

Injury Clouds Gibson's Hoops Future

Ja 4 2003 98(81), 1-B

Giddens James Laverne, Obituary

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 3-A

Giddens, Charles Campbell III, Death

Ap 26 2003 98(192), 3-A

Giddens, Charles Campbell III, Obituary

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 3-A

Giddens, Elbert, Obituary

Fe 3 2003 98(110), 3-A

Giddens, J. O. 'Joe,' Death

Ja 24 2003 98(100), Ja 25 2003 98(101), 3-A

Giddens, Jarrod Christopher, Reckless driving

Sp 29 2003 98(347), 3-A

Giddens, John Franklin Jr., Death

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 3-A

Giffin, Jeremiah King, Obituary

Nv 18 2003 99(32), Nv 19 2003 99(33), 3-A

Gilbert, Brett J., Public disorderly intoxication

Oc 4 2003 98(352), 3-A

Gilbert, Eula Mae, Death

My 24 2003 98(220), My 30 2003 98(226), 3-A

Gilbert, Samantha

Echols Junior Beta Club Competes (photo)

Elizabeth Beal, Brigitte King, Heather Reid, Maegan Carter

Au 5 2003 98(293), 12-A

Giles, Brian

Giles Off to Hot Start

Mr 22 2003 98(157), 3-B

Giles, Erica

Bender, Giles to Represent Southeast Georgia in Public Speaking Contest

Fe 2 2003 98(109), 5-A

Giles, Lottie, Death

Sp 5 2003 98(323), 3-A

Gill, Grace P., Obituary

Mr 29 2003 98(164), 3-A

Gill, Robert 'Bobby,' Death

Dc 31 2003 99(75), 3-A

Gilland, William Ray 'Bill,' Obituary

Au 8 2003 98(296), 3-A

Gillard, Kent, Suspended license

Nv 21 2003 99(35), 3-A

Gillard, Teresa

Beating the Odds Val Tech Success Story Graduating

Ja 15 2003 98(91), 1-A

Gilliard, Sylentha D., Disorderly conduct

Nv 18 2003 99(32), 3-A

Gilliland, William Ray 'Bill,' Death

Au 7 2003 98(295), 3-A

Gillis, Suzanne Marie and Carter Bran Akins, Engagement

Ja 9 2003 98(85), 12-A

Gilyard, Latrelle, Death

Dc 5 2003 99(49), 3-A

Girardin, Sue Nelle, Obituary

Ja 5 2003 98(82), 3-A

Girl Scouts of America--Valdosta

Brownie troop to host second tag sale

Dc 4 2003 99(48), 3-A

Camp Stories: Local Girl Scouts learn the art of a tale during summer camp

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 12-A

Girl Scouts Are 'On the Ropes' This Weekend

My 9 2003 98(205), 12-A

Silver Lining: Local teen wins the Silver Award, the top honor for a Girl Scout Cadette

Au 14 2003 98(302), 11-A

Thinking Day

Fe 21 2003 98(128), 12-A

Gjersten, Gil and Jose Segundo

LAMP to open thrift store in September

Au 5 2003 98(293), 1-A

Gloster, Winnie, Death

Dc 12 2003 99(56), 3-A

Glover, Chance

Kids Sign with Atlanta Agency

Mr 9 2003 98(144), 5-E

Glover, E. Erva Caum, Obituary

Nv 13 2003 99(27), 3-A

Glynn County Board of Education

Glynn board votes to lure former assistant

Au 2 2003 98(290), 5-A

Glynn County school board suspends superintendent

Jl 31 2003 98(288), 4-A

Goats

Meet goat show (photo)

Kody Berry, Calvin Willis, Dake Berry

Oc 8 2003 98(356), 16-A

Godfrey, Alex

Two-a-days next for Blazers

Au 11 2003 98(299), 1-B

Godfrey, Randall

For Godfrey, Hampton, You Can go Home Again

My 11 2003 98(207), 1-B

Godfrey Donates Time to Kids, Money to Lowndes

My 31 2003 98(227), 1-B

Godfrey's Next Stop: Seattle

Jn 24 2003 98(251), 1-B

Q & A with Randall Godfrey

Dc 4 2003 99(48), 1-B

Titans Cut Godfrey

Jn 19 2003 98(246), 1-B

Godwin, Joseph H., Death

Dc 18 2003 99(62), 3-A

Godwin, Joseph Hartridage, Obituary

Dc 19 2003 99(63), 3-A

Godwin, L. E. Jr.

Qualifying completed in area counties

Sp 16 2003 98(334), 4-A

Godwin, Mike

Locals lace up to raise funds to fight cystic fibrosis

Oc 26 2003 99(9), 1-A

Godwin, Rachel Elizabeth and Britt Watson Jr., Wedding

Fe 9 2003 98(116), 8-E

Godwin, Sanford Lee, Death

Oc 12 2003 98(360), 3-A

Godwin, Tonya Louise and Cameron William McDaniel, Engagement

Nv 16 2003 99(30), 6-E

Godwin, Velma Cornelia, Obituary

Mr 16 2003 98(151), 3-A

Godwin, William Foster, Death

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 3-A

Godwin, William Foster, Obituary

Ap 29 2003 98(195), 3-A

Goel, Anu

Meet Anu Goel, Chamber intern

Sp 16 2003 98(334), 4-Supplement

Goff, Ellen Marie, Obituary

My 26 2003 98(222), 3-A

Goff, Julia Clarke, Obituary

Jn 20 2003 98(247), 3-A

Goff, Kyle

Goff No-Hits Brooks County

My 7 2003 98(222), 1-B

Goff, Cook Shine in Region Win Over Berrien

Mr 29 2003 98(164), 1-B

Goff, Wilma Gamble, Obituary

Jn 27 2003 98(254), 3-A

Golden Key International Honor Society

Make an impact on community (opinion)

Oc 19 2003 99(2), 6-A

Golden, Gerald

Educating the Future [past tense]: Alumni want to restore historic Brooks County school

Nv 5 2003 99(19), 13-A

Golden, Lillian, H., Obituary

Nv 30 2003 99(44), 3-A

Golden, Mary Findley, Obituary

My 2 2003 98(198), 3-A

Golden, Tim

Bill May Lower Insurance Costs (opinion)

Fe 7 2003 98(114), 6-A

Borders seeking District 8 position

Nv 13 2003 99(27), 1-A

Chamber updates members of programs

Jl 24 2003 98(281), 1-A

Golden Praises Session

My 10 2003 98(206), 1-A

Golden receives James M. O'Neal Award

Au 20 2003 98(308), 7-A

Golden Tackles Small Business Insurance

Fe 1 2003 98(108), 1-A

Golden won't toss hat in ring

Nv 11 2003 99(25), 1-A

House Speaker Coleman Discusses Session

My 16 2003 98(212), 1-A

Lawmakers speak at breakfast

Dc 12 2003 99(56), 1-A

Lawmakers Study Perdue's Proposals

Fe 3 2003 98(110), 1-A

Local Lawmakers Split on Flag

Ap 29 2003 98(195), 1-A

Lowndes will miss Golden's influence (opinion)

Nv 13 2003 99(27), 6-A

New law expands health care choices

Jl 10 2003 98(267), 1-A

Rainwater worked hard for Valdosta, officials say

Oc 13 2003 98(361), 1-A

Right to dissent basic to America (opinion), Nv. 14 2003 99(28), 6-A

Shop Georgia!: Sales tax holiday set for July 31-Aug. 3

Jl 27 2003 98(284), 1-A

Goldman, Floyd

The Clipper: Valdosta hair-stylist has a unique approach

Renee Bennett

Dc 20 2003 99(64), 10-A

Golf

Chick-Fil-A golf marathon Nov. 10 at VCC benefits FCA

Oc 12 2003 98(360), 3-E

Daugharty leads Oliver by one shot

Au 10 2003 98(298), 1-B

Daugharty wins third Oliver title

Au 11 2003 98(299), 1-B

Erwin seventh at U. S. Amateur

Au 19 2003 98(307), 1-B

Junior golfers invade Valdosta CC today

Sp 20 2003 98(338), 1-B

Stone Creek team rallies, wins local Ryder Cup title

Oc 17 2003 98(365), 4-B

Three lead at Jack Oliver golf

Au 9 2003 98(297), 1-B

Valdosta CC golfers fifth at team event

Greg Blais, Sam Hogan, Guy Whidby, Nic Daugharty

Oc 27 2003 98(sic 99)(10), 1-B

Golf--Armstrong Atlantic State University

Armstrong Atlantic Leads Southeastern

Ap 8 2003 98(174), 1-B

Golf--Georgia College and State University

VSU Golfers 10th at Georgia College

Mr 27 2003 98(162), 1-B

Golf--Lowndes High School

Valdosta, Lowndes Golfers at State

My 12 2003 98(208), 1-B

Golf--Southeastern Collegiate Golf Tournament

Armstrong Atlantic Leads Southeastern

Ap 8 2003 98(174), 1-B

College Golfers Open 54-Hole Tourney Today

Ap 7 2003 98(173), 1-B

Golf--Valdosta Country Club

Golf's Dark Side

My 11 2003 98(207), 1-B

Golf--Valdosta High School

Carter Has Top 10 Finish at State Golf

Jn 19 2003 98(246), 1-B

Hogan, Daugherty 10th at Four-Ball

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 1-B

Hot VHS Golfers Fifth at Vidalia

Ap 8 2003 98(174), 1-B

Valdosta Dominates Region Golf Tournament

Ap 29 2003 98(195), 1-B

Valdosta High Boys Win Blue Devil Golf

Ap 15 2003 98(181), 1-B

Valdosta High Girls Win Golf Tournament

Mr 18 2003 98(153), 1-B

Valdosta High Golf Third at Packer Event

Mr 31 2003 98(166), 1-B

Valdosta High Golfers Go for Region Titles

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 1-B

Valdosta, Lowndes Golfers at State

My 12 2003 98(208), 1-B

VHS Golf Coach Baker Wins Tourney

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 1-B

VHS Golf Shoots 287

Ap 10 2003 98(176), 1-B

VHS Golf Wins Goodloe Tuneup

Ap 18 2003 98(184), 1-B

Golf--Valdosta State University

At Buick, Tiger, Furyk Chasing Ex-Blazer Baird

Jn 20 2003 98(247), 1-B

Baird Fades on Final Day

Jn 23 2003 98(250), 1-B

Baird Finishes 11th

Mr 31 2003 98(166), 1-B

Blazer Tennis, Golf Open Spring Season

Fe 17 2003 98(124), 2-B

Hocker (Steve Hocker) leads SJGT junior golf tournament

Sp 21 2003 98(339), 2-B

Only Rain Slows Baird at Buick

Jn 22 98(249), 1-B

Pros Chasing Baird at Buick Classic

Jn 21 2003 98(248), 1-B

Team finishes fall schedule with eighth-place finish at Rollins College Invitational

Nv 6 2003 99(20), 5-B

VSU finished fourth at Unicco Fall Invitational

Oc 14 2003 98(362), 3-B

VSU Golfer Invited to Super Regional

My 1 2003 98(197), 1-B

VSU Golfers 10th at Georgia College

Mr 27 2003 98(162), 1-B

VSU Golfers Finish Seventh at GSC

Ap 16 2003 98(182), 1-B

VSU Golfers Going to Conference Tourney

Ap 14 2003 98(180), 1-B

VSU struggles at Columbus State Invitational

Oc 2 2003 98(350), 4-B

Golf--Valwood School

Valwood Chasing Third Straight State Tennis Title

Ap 29 2003 98(195), 1-B

Valwood Golf 7th at State

Ap 29 2003 98(195), 1-B

Valwood Golfers at State Today

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 1-B

Valwood Golfers Qualify for State

Ap 23 2003 98(189), 1-B

Gombas, Joseph Jr. and Mrs., Anniversary

Ja 26 2003 98(102), 4-E

Gomez, Bobby

Carter, Gomez Take Center Stage

My 29 2003 98(225), 1-A

Gomez, Maria, Shoplifting

Dc 22 2003 99(66), 3-A

Gomez, Sebastian, DUI

Au 11 2003 98(299), 3-A

Gonzales, Jose Luis

Tobacco's Tumble

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 7-A

Gonzalez, Jonathan

Valdosta man charged in accident that killed two

Jl 4 2003 98(261), 1-A

Goode, R. C. 'Pete,' Death

Jl 23 2003 98(280), 3-A

Goode, R. C. 'Pete,' Obituary

Jl 25 2003 98(282), 3-A

Goodin, Jennifer Dawn and Blair Ryan Johnston, Wedding

Jn 15 2003 98(242), 8-E

Gooding, Mary and James Rainwater

Funding the arts (photo)

Jl 26 2003 98(283), 11-A

Gooding, Thompson

Gooding, Pistelli Named Valwood School's STARs

Mr 27 2003 98(162), 5-A

Valwood's Top Students Finish Tight Race

My 14 2003 98(210), 1-A

Goodman, Ron and Pong Holton

Art ink.: Lakeland art exhibit should bring black & white to life

Jl 30 2003 98(287), 14-A

Goodman, Rosa Lee, Death

Mr 14 2003 98(149), 1-A

Goodson, Amanda

Miss Valdosta Amanda Goodson Prepares for Miss Georgia Pageant

Jn 4 2003 98(231), 15-A

Goodson, Nina Voncile (Susie), Death

My 7 2003 98(222), 3-A

Goodwill Industries of South Georgia

Fire at Goodwill dropoff area probed

Oc 4 2003 98(352), 3-A

Goodwin, Gala

Fit for a queen (photo)

Oc 19 2003 99(2), 1-A

Goodwin, Reid Russell, Obituary

Fe 19 2003 98(126), 3-A

Goolsby, David Sr.

Farmers of the Year Awards Presented at Banquet

Jn 8 2003 98(235), 1-C

Gordon, Belinda, Death

Dc 5 2003 99(49), 3-A

Gordon, Iesha

Program helps kids with studies

Jl 11 2003 98(268), 1-A

Gordon, Ivylyn Tracy and Charles Evans Jr., Wedding

My 4 2003 98(200), 4-E

Gordon, Sandra DeAngelis and Wilbur Bernard Berrian, Engagement

Nv 6 2003 99(20), 14-A

Gorman, Teresa

Strikers win in Jacksonville (Valdosta Strikers Blue) (photo)

Cat Crosby, Ronnie Smith, Ann Butts, Sarah Boldue, Tom Gorman

Sp 3 2003 98(321), 3-B

Gornto, Virginia G., Obituary

Dc 22 2003 99(66), 3-A

Gosa, William S.

Sumter County deputy fired

Sp 4 2003 98(322), 7-A

Gosier, Emma Demps, Death

Nv 28 2003 98 (sic 99)(42), 3-A

Gosier, Henry

Stewart, Eunice prepare for runoff: Sharper, Wright also face runoff in District 1

Nv 5 2003 99(19), 1-A

Vickers, Gosier vie for seat on Council

Oc 30 2003 99(13), 1-A

Gospel music

Gospel Legend: LeFevre plays Valdosta

Jl 11 2003 98(268), 12-A

Gossard, Scott and Dana Wilkinson, Simple battery

Au 25 2003 98(313), 3-A

Gottuso, Jodi Leigh and Jackson Blake Harrison, Engagement

Ap 27 2003 98(193), 4-E

Governor's Honor Program

Competition Intense for Governor's Honors Program

My 20 2003 98(216), 10-A

Honor Students try their hand at ceramic art (photo)

Jl 18 2003 98(275), 1-A

It's all in the details for GHP design majors

Jl 22 2003 98(279), 1-A

Governors--Georgia

Former Ga. Governor Dead

Jn 26 2003 98(253), 1-A

Former Gov. Maddox Said to be Gravely Ill

Jn 25 2003 98(252), 5-A

Maddox Buried Next to Wife in Cemetery

Jn 28 2003 98(255), 5-A

Grace Community Church

Board Takes No Action on Church Request

Ja 29 2003 98(105), 5-A

Church Asks Cook BOE for School Space

Ja 16 2003 98(92), 5-A

Graduation see Commencements

Grady, Lila Barrett, Obituary

Nv 25 2003 99(39), 3-A

Grady, Troy Edward, Obituary

Nv 25 2003 99(39), 3-A

Graham, Abigail

High on the Hog (photo)

Nv 4, 2003 98(sic 99)(18), 1-A

Graham, Annie Doris, Obituary

My 2 2003 98(198), 3-A

Graham, Jody Lynn

Man faces murder charges: Valdosta resident held without bond after two Lanier women found slain

Oc 9 2003 98(357), 1-A

Slaying suspect in court: No bond set for Valdostan charged in Lanier deaths

Oc 10 2003 98(358), 1-A

Woman dies in Lanier: Body reportedly found in house where she had worked as nanny

Oc 7 2003 98(355), 1-A

Graham, Jody Lynn, Death

Oc 9 2003 98(357), 3-A

Graham, Jody Lynn, Obituary

Oc 8 2003 98(356), 3-A

Graham, Jordan Whitney, Marijuana possession

Sp 9 2003 98(327), 3-A

Graham, Mildred, Death

My 8 2003 98(204), 3-A

Graham, Silas and Hannah

Labor Day reunion: for one family, holiday is a time to gather together

Courtney Hicks, Iesha Botford, Stacey Daniels, Gwen Smith

Sp 2 2003 98(320), 1-A

Graham, Steve

Are Canadian drugs the answer?

Brent Burns, Susan Harding, Helen McLeod

Au 31 2003 98(319), 1-C

Graham, Tyrone Anthony, DUI

Au 23 2003 98(311), 5-A

Grand Bay Bombing and Gunnery Range

Be aware of hazardous materials at Grand Bay Range

Au 31 2003 98(319), 12-A

Grand Bay Wildlife Management Area

Grand Bay Sees Growth

Jn 29 2003 98(256), 1-A

Kids Take Swamp Encounter at Grand Bay

Jn 28 2003 98(255), 1-A

Taking a walk on the wild side: Third-grade students see flora and fauna close-up at Grand Bay

Oc 24 2003 99(6)(sic 7), 1-A

Grasses

Sod outlet opens

Jl 6 2003 98(263), 1-C

Graves, Mary Ann, Death

Ja 16 2003 98(92), Ja 22 98(98), 3-A

Gray, Christine, Obituary

Fe 15 2003 98(122), Fe 16 2003 98(122), 3-A

Gray, Clare Boisfeuillet, Obituary

Ap 7 2003 98(173), 3-A

Gray, Eddie J. Jr.

Gray finishes basic training

Au 31 2003 98(319), 12-A

Gray, John E., Shoplifting

Au 22 2003 98(310), 3-A

Gray, Krista

Gray receives scholarship

Oc 8 2003 98(356), 15-A

On president's list

Au 17 2003 98(305), 3-E

Gray, Lamar, Obituary

Dc 18 2003 99(62), 3-A

Gray, Natasha, Simple battery

Jl 28 2003 98(285), 3-A

Gray, Pinkie Lee, Death

Sp 6 2003 98(324), 3-A

Gray, Ruel W. 'Dub,' Obituary

Jl 6 2003 98(263), 3-A

Gray, Ruth Booker, Obituary

Ja 5 2003 98(82), 3-A

Gray, Stanley Patrick Jr., Obituary

Ja 23 2003 98(99), 1-A

Great American Cleanup

Volunteers Spruce Up Southside

Ap 27 2003 98(193), 1-A

Greater Lowndes Planning Commission

Board Opposes Rezoning Request

Ap 1 2003 98(167), 1-A

Board recommends new rules for daycare centers

Au 26 2003 98(314), 1-A

Commission's Rezoning Study Continues

Ja 29 2003 98(105), 4-A

Council approves rezoning request

Nv 8 2003 99(22), 1-A

Council debates daycare

Jl 9 2003 98(266), 1-A

Council grapples with ordinance: City's policy on personal care homes may violate federal act

Au 10 2003 98(298), 1-A

County tables daycare rules

Jl 16 2003 98(273), 1-A

County voting on daycare zoning

Jl 15 2003 98(272), 1-A

Daycare rules proposed: Changes would prohibit daycares for more than six children in residential areas

Jl 5 2003 98(262), 1-A

Daycare rules tabled: Residents argue for flexibility in city's childcare ordinance

Jl 11 2003 98(268), 1-A

Growth near Moody monitored

Oc 5 2003 98(353), 1-A

Housing plan gets approval

Jl 30 2003 98(287), 1-A

Lowndes nixes subdivision despite possible lawsuit

Au 14 2003 98(302), 1-A

Moody Housing at Issue

Ap 2 2003 98(168), 1-A

New daycare rules make sense (opinion)

Au 29 2003 98(317), 6-A

Planners Table Subdivision Proposal

My 30 2003 98(226), 4-A

Planning Commission Approves New Development

Ja 28 2003 98(104), 1-A

Planning Commission Tackles Residential Expansion

Jn 3 2003 98(230), 4-A

Rezoning Request Highlights Problem

Ap 29 2003 98(195), 1-A

Valdosta City Council to consider more options for drug stores

Au 27 2003 98(315), 1-A

Valdosta City Council weighs in on rezoning requests

Oc 11 2003 98(359), 3-A

Greater Pleasant Temple Daycare/Learning

Center participates in food program

Au 31 2003 98(319), 7-A

Green Freda Michelle, Interference

Au 4 2003 98(292), 3-A

Green, Amy

Green Named STAR Student

Fe 24 2003 98(131), 5-A

Green, Cole

Seventh-Grader Wins Lowndes County Schools' Spelling Bee

Fe 13 2003 98(120), 1-A

Green, Erin Elizabeth and Nicholas Brian Dodson, Engagement

Ja 26 2003 98(102), 7-E

Green, Grace B., Obituary

Ap 24 2003 98(190), 3-A

Green, Grant

Local 10-year-old slaying case still under investigation

Oc 27 2003 98(sic 99)(10), 1-A

Green, Jean O., Death

Au 16 2003 98(304), 3-A

Green, Jean O., Obituary

Au 17 2003 98(305), 3-A

Green, Judy

Green Named STAR Student

Fe 24 2003 98(131), 5-A

Green, Kaylee

Fund-Raiser to Benefit 5-Year-Old Cancer Victim

My 21 2003 98(217), 5-A

Green, Kenny

Colquitt player badly injured in wreck

Au 6 2003 98(294), 1-B

Green, Spurgeon Green Jr.

State suspends doctor's license

Jl 27 2003 98(284), 5-A

Green, Willie, Death

Nv 28 2003 98 (sic 99)(42), 3-A

Greene, Bobby

Hunting club is strong in tradition and friendships

Barry Sims, Ethan Baker, Tristin Kinneman, Jake Baker, Tyler Thompson, Bowen Brooks

Sp 21 2003 98(339), 10-13-Supplement (Open Season)

Greene, Brandi Renee, No license

Au 11 2003 98(299), 3-A

Greene, Dee

Greene promoted at Citizens Community

Nv 2 2003 98(sic 99)(16), 1-C

Greene, Dolly Fletcher, Obituary

Jn 18 2003 98(245), 3-A

Greene, Gerald

Greene Says He Was Forced out of Teaching Job

Ja 22 2003 98(98), 8-A

Greene, Nell, Obituary

My 17 2003 98(213), 3-A

Greene, Parker

South Georgia's Most Influential featured (photo)

Dc 14 2003 99(58), 3-C

Greene, Steven A., Disorderly intoxication

Nv 24 2003 99(38), 3-A

Greene, Vietta, Death

Dc 21 2003 99(65), 3-A

Greenleaf Counseling Center

Counseling Center Open for Business

My 9 2003 98(205), 7-A

Greenleaf Opens New Outpatient Clinic

My 1 2003 98(197), 5-A

Workplace Stress Can be Contagious

Mr 21 2003 98(156), 7-A

Greenspace Program

Greenspace Program Cut Again

Jn 12 2003 98(239), 5-A

Greer, Lloyd B

Arson likely in house fire: Police questioning three juveniles

Jl 12 2003 98(269), 1-A

Greer, Steve, Obituary

Nv 11 2003 99(25), 3-A

Gregory, Gail

VTC student named honor society president

Jl 4 2003 98(261), 5-A

Gregory, Glenn

Yearbook 2003 People Make a Difference (supplement)

Mr 30 2003 98(165), 1-14AA

Gregory, Ralph Edward, Death

Ja 4 2003 98(81), 3-A

Griffin Industries--Savannah

East Dublin plant indicted

Oc 22 2003 99(5), 7-A

Griffin LLC

Griffin laying off dozens

Nv 22 2003 97(sic 99)(36), 1-A

Griffin LLC sold to DuPont

Nv 7 2003 98(sic 99)(21), 1-A

Griffin, Christopher

Police looking for leads in unsolved slaying

Nv 29 2003 99(43), 1-A

Griffin, Clayton

Local actor's movie released

Nv 8 2003 99(22), 9-A

Local actor's movie scheduled for release Tuesday

Dc 8 2003 99(52), 8-A

Griffin, Daniel

Griffin, Smith will represent LHS in Heisman program

Nv 13 2003 99(27), 5-A

Griffin, Eric

Griffin wins Stone Creek junior title

Au 7 2003 98(295), 1-B

Griffin, James Austin, Obituary

Ap 6 2003 98(172), 3-A

Griffin, Jeanette Steedley, Obituary

Jn 29 2003 98(256), 3-A

Griffin, John E., Obituary

Jl 13 2003 98(270), 3-A

Griffin, Katie Allison and Thomas Olin Reed Jr., Engagement

My 18 2003 98(214), 5-E

Griffin, Katie Allison and Thomas Olin Reed Jr., Wedding

Au 3 2003 98(291), 5-E

Griffin, Katie Allison and Thomas Reed, Engagement

My 18 2003 98(214), 5-E

Griffin, Katie B., Death

Jn 4 2003 98(231), 3-A

Griffin, Katie B., Obituary

Jn 5 2003 98(232), 3-A

Griffin, Kevin

Group trains Lowndes leaders

Au 10 2003 98(298), 1-C

Griffin, Lindsay Elizabeth, DUI

Sp 29 2003 98(347), 3-A

Griffin, Lynda Mae, Death

Mr 3 2003 98(138), 3-A

Griffin, Martha H., Death

Jn 20 2003 98(247), 4-A

Griffin, Medill and Mae, Anniversary

Jn 22 2003 98(249), 3-E

Griffin, Mildred, Obituary

Fe 13 2003 98(120), 3-A

Griffin, Rose M.

Five Generations

Jn 29 2003 98(256), 7-E

Griffin, Sofiner, Death

Sp 12 2003 98(330), 3-A

Griffin, Taylor

Horsing around at the fall frolic (photo)

Sp 29 2003 98(347), 1-A

Griffin, Timothy B., Battery

Nv 24 2003 99(38), 3-A

Griffin, Wilbur Junior, Death

Fe 5 2003 98(112), 3-A

Griffin, Wilbur Junior, Obituary

Fe 6 2003 98(113), 3-A

Griffis, Lorry Wade, Drug possession

Oc 12 2003 98(360), 3-A

Griffis, Sue, Death

Dc 7 2003 98 (sic 99)(51), 3-A

Griffis, Sue, Obituary

Dc 6 2003 99(50), 3-A

Griggs, Scotty Benard, Suspended license

Au 17 2003 98(305), 3-A

Griner, Beatrice, Obituary

My 22 2003 98(218), 3-A

Griner, Brian C.

Doctor cited with discharging weapon in city limits

Nv 8 2003 99(22), 3-A

Griner, Carlton E., Obituary

Sp 11 2003 98(329), 3-A

Griner, Chris and Maggie Davis

At Valdosta Middle School

Sp 23 2003 98(341), 2-Supplement

Griner, Joanne

Yearbook 2003 People Make a Difference (supplement)

Mr 30 2003 98(165), 1-12CC

Griner, Maria Suzan and John "Jay" Bert Prince IV, Wedding

Ap 6 2003 98(172), 5-E

Griner, Rhoda Lee, Obituary

Mr 19 2003 98(154), 3-A

Griner, Ronald William 'Guinea,' Obituary

My 2 2003 98(198), 3-A

Griscom, Timmy

New signal lights go up (photo)

Sp 10 2003 98(328), 1-A

Grisham Tree

Love of Sewing Sparks Adventure

My 25 2003 98(221), 3-C

Grisson, Archie Jr., Death

My 24 2003 98(220), 3-A

Grizzell, Nicole Babbett and Samuel Frank Smith, Engagement

Jl 20 2003 98(277), 3-E

Grondahl, Emily

March of Dimes Queens Crowned

Ap 9 2003 98(175), 15-A

Groom, Mary Joanna, Aggravated assault

Dc 25 2003 99(69), 3-A

Grooms, Anthony

'Bombingham' author at ABAC

Sp 16 2003 98(334), 14-A

Gross, Addison Olivia, Obituary

Mr 4 2003 98(139), Mr 5 2003 98(139), 3-A

Gross, Mary Cobb, Death

Dc 31 2003 99(75), 3-A

Group of Eight Summit (G8 or G-8)

Cloister hotel slated for demolition

Jl 23 2003 98(280), 5-A

G-8 security measures to be strict but not 'police state,'

Au 17 2003 98(305), 5-A

G-8 summit would be a coup (opinion)

Jl 15 2003 98(272), 6-A

Georgia's Sea Island chosen for world economic summit

Jl 16 2003 98(273), 8-A

Perdue celebrates G-8's choice to come to Georgia's Sea Island

Jl 17 2003 98(274), 7-A

Perdue optimistic over chances for a G-8 summit on Sea Island

Jl 15 2003 98(272), 5-A

Protesters already abuzz about Sea Island G-8 summit

Jl 21 2003 98(278), 1-A

Protesters likely to meet in Savannah

Jl 30 2003 98(287), 9-A

Savannah reduces G-8 funding requests

Dc 14 2003 99(58), 8-A

Some local officers say numbers may not be enough for G-8 Summit

Nv 27 2003 99(41), 8-A

Group Workcamp

Council Courts Camp project

Jn 20 2003 98(247), 1-A

Grovenstein, Mary Nell West, Obituary

Sp 9 2003 98(327), 3-A

Guarino, Ralph and Myra, Anniversary

My 18 2003 98(214), 4-E

Gudknecht, Jennifer Marie and Lance Mills, Wedding

Au 24 2003 98(312), 3-E

Gudknecht, Jennifer Marie and Robert Lance Mills, Engagement

My 11 2003 98(207), 4-E

Guess, Donald

Qualifying completed in area counties

Sp 16 2003 98(334), 4-A

Guess, Floyd McKinley, Obituary

Nv 18 2003 99(32), 3-A

Guess, Hali

Amanda's Models sweep pageant (more names and photos)

Jl 22 2003 98(279), 10-A

Guess, James Brown 'Sonny,' Obituary

Jl 2 2003 98(259), 3-A

Guess, Robert Lee and Margaret Louise (Barrett), 50th Anniversary

Oc 19 2003 99(2), 7-E

Guess, Tony

Surprise wedding highlights reunion

Au 11 2003 98(299), 8-A

Guess, Tony and Dale, Wedding

Au 11 2003 98(299), 8-A

Guest, Sadie Bennett Buff, Obituary

Dc 18 2003 99(62), 3-A

Guest, William 'Pug,' Obituary

Jl 4 2003 98(261), 3-A

Gum, Carole Hall

Contrasts: Artist creates stark images of black and white, color

Au 7 2003 98(295), 11-A

Featured artist of the Chamber

Nv 19 2003 99(33), 16-Supplement

Gunn, Steve, Obituary

Au 22 2003 98(310), 3-A

Gunther, Anne T., Death

Oc 30 2003 99(13), 3-A

Guthrie, Alma, Obituary

Ap 28 2003 98(194), 3-A

Guthrie, Martha Lee, Death

Ja 5 2003 98(82), 3-A

Guthrie, Martha Lee, Obituary

Ja 6 2003 98(83), 3-A

Guthrie, Phillip II

One City Council race set for Tuesday in Dasher

Nv 2 2003 98(sic 99)(16), 5-A

Guthrie, Shirley, Death

My 1 2003 98(197), 3-A

Valdosta Daily Times 2003 · G

Gaffney, Caroline Williams, Obituary

Gage, Farrah Nicole and Scott Victor Sinclair, Engagement

Gage, Farrah Nicole and Scott Victor Sinclair, Wedding

Gailey, Chen

Gaines, Carrie Elizabeth and Richard Michael Smith, Engagement

Gaiss, Amy

Gallagher, Jeannette Jones, Obituary

Galloway, Dusty Renee' and Sherwin Keith Smith, Engagement

Galloway, Georgia Ruth (Pursser), Death

Galloway, Julie

Galloway, Michael

Ganas, A. W., Obituary

Ganas, Aldine, Obituary

Ganas, Brantley

Gandy, Bill

Garber, James C.

Garber, Jeff

Garcia, Jose, DUI

Garden Center

Garden Club of Georgia

Gardening

Gardner, Chad

Gariel, Shelby

Garner, 'J. D. or Jake,' Death

Garner, 'J. D. or Jake,' Obituary

Garner, Daniel Reese, Theft by deception

Garner, Josh

Garner, Russ and Logan Garner

Garren, Ken

Garrett, William 'Bill,' Obituary

Garrison, Louise 'Coonie,' Death

Garrison, Louise, Death

Garrison, M. A., Obituary

Gartman, June

Gary, Marcella and Marcus

Gary, Reggie Allen, Suspended license

Garza, Juan, Death

Gaskins, Alvah William 'A. W.' Jr., Obituary

Gaskins, Ashley

Gaskins, David Daniel, Open container

Gaskins, Emory, Obituary

Gaskins, Jaiden Tal, Obituary

Gaskins, Katherine Michelle and Justin Bradford McCall, Engagement

Gaskins, Katherine Michelle and Justin Bradford McCall, Wedding

Gaskins, Lucille, Obituary

Gaskins, Ted

Gasoline prices

Gaston, Allie Mae, Death

Gaston, Dr. John

Gates, Francis Coleman, Death

Gates, Francis Coleman, Obituary

Gates, Johnny Lee

Gateway Community Services Board

Gaudry, Mary Eloise, Death

Gay, Shaun

Gay, Shaun Gregory, DUI

Geiger, James F. 'J. F.' Jr., Obituary

Genealogy

General Electric Co.--Macon

Genesis Christian School

George, Cheryl and Mike Branch

George, Kathryn, Death

George, Kathryn, Obituary

George, Roberta

Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service

Georgia Agrirama

Georgia Aquarium

Georgia Archives Week

Georgia Association of County Agricultural Agents

Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles

Georgia Bureau of Investigation

Georgia Cancer Coalition

Georgia Centennial Farm Program

Georgia Chamber of Commerce

Georgia Christian School

Georgia Club--Statham

Georgia Council of Economic Education

Georgia Council of Municipal Court Judges