Opponents of legislation allowing the teaching of the Bible in Georgia public schools may start breathing a bit easier—despite the landmark court case allowing public schools in Georgia to offer classes on the Bible, the elective courses...

Even since zoning laws were instituted in towns all across Georgia, churches have been treated differently, getting around some rules and regulations that private businesses could not. They have traditionally been allowed to build on land...

A Bogart couple was arrested Thursday afternoon, charged with subjecting their 12-year-old to extreme abuse in their home. Among other cruelties, the boy is believed to have been handcuffed in a closet for extended periods of time, shot repeatedly...

Declining memberships force some clubs to cut staff, hours By BEN SMITH The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wednesday, November 26, 2008 There’s no escaping a rough economy, even on a golf course. Faced with declining memberships and rounds...

The holidays are a tempting time, but a little common sense can go a long way in warding off unwanted pounds. By Phil Kloer, Helena Oliviero The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wednesday, November 26, 2008 When Kathy Ward found a recipe for...

Find out how the people of Franklin, TN feel about various issues, from skyrocketing gas prices to presidential prospects, through iSurfAmerica's Dave Jones's interviews. Williamson County locals were taken for a spin in...