Perdue, Sonny
'Slumlord' Law Deserves Veto
My 14 2003 98(210), 6-A
A Bumpy Ride for Georgia's First GOP Governor in 130 Years
Ap 27 2003 98(193), 4-A
Aviation Official Says Perdue Flew Chopper Without Pilot's License
Ap 29 2003 98(195), 5-A
Carter, Perdue say state has far to go in race relations
Oc 16 2003 98(364), 3-A
Cecil races ahead with track: Motorsports Park to have $37 million regional impact
Nv 12 2003 99(26), 1-A
Christian Coalition Cheers GOP Winners, but Waits for Action
Ja 26 2003 98(102), 5-A
Curriculum Testing May be Expanded
Ap 5 2003 98(171), 5-A
Democrats Fires Back at Perdue's Education
Fe 26 2003 98(133), 4-A
Ex-Air Force General Tapped to Nix Corruption
Ja 3 2003 98(80), 1-A
Flag Referendum Will not Bring Healing to State (opinion)
Ja 26 2003 98(102), 6-A
Former Banker Chosen as COO
Ja 7 2003 98(84), 5-A
Georgia Court Hears Dispute Between Perdue, Baker
My 7 2003 98(222), 3-A
Georgia's New First Lady Promotes Foster Care
Ja 2 2003 98(79), 4-A
Georgia, Alabama, Florida governors sign agreement
Jl 23 2003 98(280), 3-A
Georgians Don't Need New Taxes (opinion)
Ja 17 2003 98(93), 6-A
Gov. Perdue calls for review of state vehicles
Oc 6 2003 98(354), 5-A
Gov. Perdue Fills Spot on Licensing Boards
My 30 2003 98(226), 8-A
Gov. Perdue Signs 911 Exemption Bill
Jn 4 2003 98(231), 5-A
Gov. Perdue Signs Foster Parent Bill
My 8 2003 98(204), 4-A
Gov. Perdue to Help Kick Off Lowndes' New School Year
Jn 12 2003 98(239), 3-A
Governor Asks Georgians to Pray for Military
Mr 12 2003 98(147), 4-A
Governor challenges forestry community
Jl 23 2003 98(280), 7-A
Governor coming to Valdosta
Au 5 2003 98(293), 1-A
Governor Declares State of Emergency in Harris, Troup
My 10 2003 98(206), 5-A
Governor Perdue Considers Four-Day Tax Holiday
Mr 1 2003 98(136), 7-A
Governor Perdue Visits Valdosta
Mr 12 2003 98(147), 1-A
Governor Perdue's Floor Leaders Introduce Tougher Ethics Laws
Ja 29 2003 98(105), 7-A
Governor Signs Bill on Apartment Inspections
Jn 5 2003 98(232), 5-A
Governor Signs Predatory Lending Bill
Mr 8 2003 98(143), 5-A
Governor to Visit Arts Center
Ap 25 2003 98(191), 11-A
Governor Visits Tifton School Today
Ap 3 2003 98(169), 5-A
Governor, Family Dedicate Arts Center to Annette Howell Turner
Ap 30 2003 98(196), 1-A
Governors Pow-Wow on Water Issues
Ap 1 2003 98(167), 7-A
Greenspace Program Cut Again
Jn 12 2003 98(239), 5-A
Insurance Cards to be Used Until Jan. 1
My 29 2003 98(225), 4-A
Lawmaker Calls Governor Racist Over State Flag Issue
Ap 11 2003 98(177), 7-A
Lawmakers Study Perdue's Proposals
Fe 3 2003 98(110), 1-A
Mike Beatty to Head Community Affairs
Jn 13 2003 98(240), 3-A
New Era Starts for Georgia's Government
Ja 14 2003 98(90), 1-A
New State Flag Today
My 8 2003 98(204), 1-A
Now is Time to Turn to Prayer (opinion)
Mr 16 2003 98(151), 6-A
Old 'Sacred Cows' No Longer Safe
Ja 26 2003 98(102), 13-A
Paper Company to Expand Perry Plant
My 13 2003 98(209), 5-A
Perdue and Baker Feud over Redistricting
Mr 1 2003 98(136), 7-A
Perdue Backs Off on Merger Plan
Jn 30 2003 98(257), 5-A
Perdue Brings in Troops to Build Support for Tax Hike
Fe 18 2003 (8(125), 4-A
Perdue Criticized for Lowering Flags
Jn 26 2003 98(253), 5-A
Perdue Declares Emergency State for Seven Flooded Counties
Mr 15 2003 98(150), 4-A
Perdue Drops 8 Pounds at Start of Diet Challenge
Mr 6 2003 98(141), 5-A
Perdue Favors Public Forums on State Flag
Fe 11 2003 98(118), 3-A
Perdue Forms Panel to Nominate Judges
Jn 12 2003 98(239), 4-A
Perdue Gears up for Monday Address
Ja 27 2003 98(103), 4-A
Perdue Holding Forum at VSU Today
Mr 11 2003 98(146), 4-A
Perdue Inherits Wrath of Rebel Flag Supporters
My 29 2003 98(225), 5-A
Perdue Kills Big Telecommunications Plan
Fe 7 2003 98(114), 5-A
Perdue Leads State on Diet
Fe 11 2003 98(118), 4-A
Perdue Looking for Ways to Avert Tax Increases
Ja 22 2003 98(98), 1-A
Perdue Looking to Business to Help Improve Operations
My 28 2003 98(224), 7-A
Perdue Lowers Education Bar (opinion)
Fe 28 2003 98(135), 6-A
Perdue Makes Visit
Ap 30 2003 98(196), 1-A
Perdue Making Plans for Flag Vote
Ja 15 2003 98(91), 7-A
Perdue May Change Flag Over Vote Plan
Fe 23 2003 98(130), 4-A
Perdue Modifies Proposed State Flag Referendum
Fe 27 2003 98(134), 7-A
Perdue Names Ex-General to Ethics Panel
Jn 14 2003 98(241), 5-A
Perdue Needs to Act Decisively (opinion)
Ap 3 2003 98(169), 6-A
Perdue Opens Books on Cost of Transition, Inaugural Ceremony
My 31 2003 98(227), 3-A
Perdue Picks Director of Homeland Security
Ja 10 2003 98(86), 5-A
Perdue Proposes More Flexibility for School Boards
Fe 19 2003 98(126), 1-A
Perdue Pushes Budget Woes to Legislature (opinion)
Ja 31 2003 98(107), 6-A
Perdue Puts New Boss in Charge of HOPE
Fe 6 2003 98(113), 7-A
Perdue Sacks Commissioner
Ja 24 2003 98(100), 6-A
Perdue Says He'll Mull Parts of Road Project
Jn 14 2003 98(241), 5-A
Perdue Signs Bill Restoring Teacher Appeal Rights
Jn 5 2003 98(232), 5-A
Perdue Signs Budget
My 15 2003 98(211), 1-A
Perdue Signs DNA Bill
My 28 2003 98(224), 3-A
Perdue Signs Education Bill
My 21 2003 98(217), 7-A
Perdue Spends Morning with Average Joes
Ja 26 2003 98(102), 1-A
Perdue Still Scrapping Education Changes
Fe 6 2003 98(113), 7-A
Perdue Swears in New DOT Board Members
Ap 17 2003 98(183), 7-A
Perdue Takes Baker to State Supreme Court
My 6 2003 98(221), 5-A
Perdue Takes Office Today
Ja 13 2003 98(89), 1-A
Perdue Unveils Ethics Proposals
Ja 17 2003 98(93), 7-A
Perdue Unveils Traffic Plan
My 15 2003 98(211), 3-A
Perdue Visits Tifton for Town Hall Meeting
Ap 4 2003 98(170), 5-A
Perdue Wants Flag Vote in '04
Fe 13 2003 98(120), 1-A
Perdue Wants Liquor, Tobacco Tax Hike
Ja 16 2003 98(92), 1-A
Perdue Warns of Layoffs
Mr 1 2003 98(136), 1-A
Perdue Woos German, British Businesses
Jn 17 2003 98(244), 5-A
Perdue, Baker At Odds
Fe 7 2003 98(114), 1-A
Perdue: Special Session May Become Necessary
Jn 13 2003 98(240), 5-A
Perdue: Tax Hike, Budget May Not be Good Enough
Ap 28 2003 98(194), 4-A
Race May Have not Played in Gubernatorial Race
Fe 26 2003 98(133), 5-A
Reheis Steps Down as Environmental Chief
My 14 2003 98(210), 5-A
Republicans Toss Mansion Allowance Plan
Fe 22 2003 98(129), 5-A
Sack Sonny? Group Draws Battle Lines Over Flag
Jn 15 2003 98(242), 5-A
Saving HOPE: Gov. backs off SAT plan
Oc 23 2003 99(6), 7-A
State Governor not Proposing Gas Tax Increase
Ja 15 2003 98(91), 7-A
State Governor Switches Lawyers in Redistricting
Fe 8 2003 98(115), 5-A
State governors near agreement on water rights
Jl 22 2003 98(279), 5-A
State of the State
Ja 28 2003 98(104), 1-A
State to Receive $518 Million from Tax Cut Bill
My 24 2003 98(220), 5-A
Stephens Wins Senate Majority Leader's Post
Jn 18 2003 98(245), 5-A
Teachers Disappointed with Governor Perdue
Ap 21 2003 98(187), 5-A
Teachers Frown on Perdue Plan
Mr 19 2003 98(154), 1-A
Teachers Upset Perdue Isn't Giving Them a Raise
Ja 18 2003 98(94), 5-A
Tobacco Crackdown Comes to Georgia, But Smokers Shrug
Ja 19 2003 98(95), 1-A
Tourism Helps Local Economy (opinion)
Ja 8 2003 98(84), 6-A
U. S. Commerce Chief Visits Georgia Cheesecake Factory
Fe 12 2003 98(119), 7-A
Poling, Dean--Ramblin'
'Noo-noo' means nothing to you, but it speaks volumes about language
Oc 8 2003 98(356), 12-A
9/10ths of a penny for you thoughts: A tale
Oc 13 2003 98(361), 12-A
A kingdom for a 'Valdostaputian'?
Au 28 2003 98(316), 11-A
A parable of two lives considered
Sp 24 2003 98(342), 12-A
A request for a light
Dc 10 2003 99(54), 12-A
A rose named Bertha smells just as sweet
Oc 1 2003 98(349), 10-A
Another night, another fight
Jl 9 2003 98(266), 13-A
Appreciating Valdosta's priceless resources
Jl 16 2003 98(273), 12-A
Bringing out the adult in all of us
Au 4 2003 98(292), 8-A
Carry the boy
Sp 22 2003 98(340), 9-A
Changing the hands of time
Oc 23 2003 99(6), 12-A
Dance of the banana plant leaves
Sp 8 2003 98(326), 8-A
Dreams of less sleep
Au 25 2003 98(313), 9-A
Drenched in the milk of human kindness
Nv 6 2003 99(20), 11-A
Eye to eye with the wicked stop lights
Nv 3 2003 99(17), 12-A
Finding a fatalism that changes everything
Dc 1 2003 99(45), 7-A
Finding a student of life
Nv 10 2003 99(24), 10-A
Finding discarded treasure on unexpected shores
Sp 1 2003 98(320), 10-A
Finding one's self in this week which is next week's last week
Jl 14 2003 98(270), 9-A
Finding the faith of a fish
Oc 6 2003 98(354), 8-A
Getting a kick out of 3-year-old soccer
Nv 17 2003 99(31), 10-A
Giving thanks for Thanksgiving
Nv 27 2003 99(41), 14-A
How do you title a story about stories with great titles?
Au 11 2003 98(299), 7-A
Hurricane names twist human vanity
Jl 28 2003 98(285), 7-A
Inadvertently, becoming the dude who says, 'Groovy,'
Dc 22 2003 99(66), 10-A
Life of Comparisons
Dc 29 2003 99(73), 8-A
Meddling with the Yellow Brick Road
Nv 19 2003 99(33), 11-A
Missing the miracles of Christmas: A tale
Dc 24 2003 99(68), 9-A
Napping into the deep Rip Van Winkle of night
Jl 23 2003 98(280), 14-A
New computer is like falling on your interface
Jl 21 2003 98(278), 9-A
Remembering the night that the lights went out in Georgia
Au 18 2003 98(306), 8-A
Saluting the newspaper's messengers
Sp 4 2003 98(322), 11-A
Seeking Valdosta's better angels
Sp 29 2003 98(347), 7-A
Summer's end, now, then, forever
Jl 30 2003 98(287), 14-A
Sunday evening coming down spells the weekend's end
Jl 7 2003 98(264), 8-A
The deflation of flat Santas and melted snowmen
Dc 15 2003 99(59), 10-A
The Romeo and Juliet of bugs
Sp 17 2003 98(335), 11-A
Too old for trick or treat: A Tale
Oc 27 2003 98(sic 99)(10), 8-A
Tuning in the culture mesh
Sp 3 2003 98(321), 11-A
When dreams fly into reality
Dc 3 2003 99(47), 12-A
Where cars go to die
Au 7 2003 98(295), 11-A
Will there come a day when the music dies?
Nv 13 2003 99(27), 10-A
With video, it's a wonderful choice
Nv 24 2003 99(38), 9-A
Politics and Government
'Slumlord' Law Deserves Veto
My 14 2003 98(210), 6-A
Area Judge Named to Screening Panel
Jn 26 2003 98(253), 4-A
Barnes Appointees Booted
Ja 11 2003 98(87), 5-A
Barnes Says Farewell
Ja 6 2003 98(83), 1-A
Campaign Catering Dishes Up Controversy
Jn 2 2003 98(229), 1-A
Chambliss Announces Moultrie Senate Office
Fe 5 2003 98(112), 5-A
Chambliss Campaign Reimburses Barbecue Firm
Jn 3 2003 98(230), 5-A
Chambliss Delivers Washington Farewell Address
Fe 25 2003 98(132), 5-A
Chambliss Joins Miller on Agricultural Panel
Ja 7 2003 98(84), 1-A
Chambliss not Wealthiest in U. S. Senate
Jn 14 2003 98(241), 5-A
Chambliss Opposed to Payment Restriction Effort
Mr 30 2003 98(165), 4-C
Chambliss Panel Considers Ways to Help Military Families
Jn 25 2003 98(252), 1-A
Chambliss Sworn In
Ja 8 2003 98(84), 1-A
Chambliss Threatens to Sue Senate
My 8 2003 98(204), 5-A
Chambliss Visits Three Georgia Military Bases
Ap 26 2003 98(192), 5-A
Chambliss, Miller Vow to Help Reservists
Ap 4 2003 98(170), 1-A
Coleman Becomes Speaker of House
Ja 14 2003 98(90), 1-A
Collins Poised for Senate Run, Setting Up GOP Primary Clash
My 13 2003 98(209), 5-A
Collins Supports Drug Bill, But Stands by 2003 'No' Vote
Jn 30 2003 98(257), 5-A
Democrats Bumped from Key Senate Committees
Ja 15 2003 98(91), 3-A
Democrats Vow to Fight Against Tax Hikes
Ja 9 2003 98(85), 5-A
Ex-Air Force General Tapped to Nix Corruption
Ja 3 2003 98(80), 1-A
Georgia House Studies Tougher Seat Belt Law
Fe 11 2003 98(118), 1-A
Gov. Perdue Signs 911 Exemption Bill
Jn 4 2003 98(231), 5-A
Gov. Perdue Signs Foster Parent Bill
My 8 2003 98(204), 4-A
Governor Signs Bill on Apartment Inspections
Jn 5 2003 98(232), 5-A
Greene Says He Was Forced out of Teaching Job
Ja 22 2003 98(98), 8-A
Indigent Defense Bill Hailed as Step for Justice
My 23 2003 98(219), 8-A
Isakson Jumps Into 2004 Senate Race
Ja 16 2003 98(92), 7-A
Local Representative Looks for Hectic Session
Ja 8 2003 98(84), 1-A
Lure of Higher Office May Curb GOP Strength in Legislature
My 19 2003 98(215), 1-A
Mac Collins Running for U. S. Senate
My 16 2003 98(212), 3-A
Miller Not Seeking Re-Election
Ja 9 2003 98(85), 1-A
Mobile Home Serves as Chambliss' Office
Ja 21 2003 98(97), 1-A
Murphy Packs Up
Ja 4 2003 98(81), 4-A
New Era Starts for Georgia's Government
Ja 14 2003 98(90), 1-A
Old 'Sacred Cows' No Longer Safe
Ja 26 2003 98(102), 13-A
Perdue Making Plans for Flag Vote
Ja 15 2003 98(91), 7-A
Perdue Picks Director of Homeland Security
Ja 10 2003 98(86), 5-A
Perdue Signs Bill Restoring Teacher Appeal Rights
Jn 5 2003 98(232), 5-A
Perdue Signs Budget
My 15 2003 98(211), 1-A
Perdue Signs DNA Bill
My 28 2003 98(224), 3-A
Perdue Signs Education Bill
My 21 2003 98(217), 7-A
Perdue Takes Office Today
Ja 13 2003 98(89), 1-A
Perdue Wants Liquor, Tobacco Tax Hike
Ja 16 2003 98(92), 1-A
Reheis Steps Down as Environmental Chief
My 14 2003 98(210), 5-A
Republicans Prepare to Govern Georgia
Ja 11 2003 98(87), 5-A
Robins to Lose Tankers
Jn 19 2003 98(246), 4-A
Senate Strips Taylor of Much of His Power
Ja 14 2003 98(90), 5-A
Senators Get Sweet Delivery from Georgia Onion Farm
Jn 11 2003 98(238), 4-A
Senators Reassured About Albany Base
Ja 20 2003 98(96), 5-A
State Governor not Proposing Gas Tax Increase
Ja 15 2003 98(91), 7-A
State Senator Hall Says He's not Like His Predecessor
Fe 10 2003 98(117), 5-A
Textile Industry Tired of Role as Bargaining Chip
My 11 2003 98(207), 3-C
Two Republicans Said to Have Key Positions
Ja 7 2003 98(84), 5-A