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The preliminaries for the 2013 Miss Georgia Pageant kick-off tonight (June 19) at the Rivercenter. Eighty-one young ladies are competing for two different titles: Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia's More >>
The preliminaries for the 2013 Miss Georgia Pageant kick-off tonight (June 19) at the Rivercenter. Eighty-one young ladies are competing for two different titles: Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia's Outstanding Teen 2013. More >>
Wednesday, June 19 2013 9:54 PM EDT2013-06-20 01:54:05 GMT
Employees of a U-Haul rental dealership are stunned to discover they've been robbed, and the crime has put over a dozen vehicles out of service. One of the most valuable parts of the vehicle was missingMore >>
Employees of a U-Haul rental dealership are stunned to discover they've been robbed, and the crime has put over a dozen vehicles out of service. One of the most valuable parts of the vehicle was missingMore >>
Wednesday, June 19 2013 9:46 PM EDT2013-06-20 01:46:04 GMT
Muscogee County Jail inmates saved the day after some quick thinking and alerting authorities about a suspicious package found on the side of the road. News Leader 9 was the first crew on the scene. MuscogeeMore >>
Muscogee County Jail inmates saved the day after some quick thinking and alerting authorities about a suspicious package found on the side of the road.More >>
Wednesday, June 19 2013 9:41 PM EDT2013-06-20 01:41:06 GMT
Columbus native and homeowner Wanda Y. Jenkins is living proof that NeighborWorks Columbus has the blueprint for not only assisting people with achieving the American dream, but also maintaining it. More >>
Columbus native and homeowner Wanda Y. Jenkins is living proof that NeighborWorks Columbus has the blueprint for not only assisting people with achieving the American dream, but also maintaining it. More >>
DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) - A professional organization representing Alabama's osteopathic doctors said it can't support the creation of a new medical college in Auburn.
The Dothan Eagle reports that members of the Alabama Osteopathic Medical Association (ALOMA) said construction of a new medical college in 2015 could dilute the quality of medical school applicants in the state. The Auburn school would open after another one slated to admit students in Dothan beginning next year.
Members of the group say the situation could create a glut of students looking to complete medical school requirements at locations throughout Alabama.
ALOMA President-Elect Dr. Brent Boyett said the organization's concerns were expressed in a letter sent to Gov. Robert Bentley; Auburn University President Jay Gogue; and the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation.
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