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Baylor’s talented backfield tandem brings balance to offense
It's common for offensive backfields brimming with ability to be labeled as thoroughbreds.
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McCallie linebacker Cooper Gentle sets tone for stingy defense
As the youngest of four rough-and-tumble brothers, Cooper Gentle knew someone was going to pay for the poundings he took growing up.
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Three prep football games to watch in the Chattanooga area
Here are three of the best prep football games to watch Friday night in the Chattanooga area.
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Southerners stay in touch the old-fashioned way after Helene cuts roads, power, phones
Isolated and without electricity or phone service since Hurricane Helene inflicted devastation across the Southeast nearly a week ago, residents in the mountains of western North Carolina are relying on old-fashioned ways of communicating and coping.
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Jimmy Carter and his hometown of Plains celebrate the 39th president’s 100th birthday
Longtime friends, family and fans of Jimmy Carter milled around his hometown of Plains to celebrate his 100th birthday on Tuesday, the first time an American president has lived a full century and the latest milestone in a life that took the Depression-era farmer's son to the White House and across the world as a Nobel Peace Prize-winning humanitarian and advocate for democracy.
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What’s it like to be 100 years old? Four Georgians share their stories
What's it like to be at least 100 years old? Some super agers from metro Atlanta are still figuring it out as they go along.
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Proud peanut-farming legacy of Jimmy Carter lives on with a new generation
Riley Davis nosed his Dodge Ram pickup truck out of a sandy field where row upon row of his hundreds of acres of peanuts grow. He wheeled onto the sleepy, two-lane state highway that wriggles south of here along the Kinchafoonee Creek, half a dozen miles across the countryside from Jimmy Carter's childhood home.
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Pete Rose, baseball’s banned hits leader, dies at age 83
Pete Rose, baseball’s career hits leader and fallen idol who undermined his historic achievements and Hall of Fame dreams by gambling on the game he loved and once embodied, has died. He was 83.
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A concert and 30 new homes mark Jimmy Carter’s 100th birthday and long legacy of giving
A benefit concert and the construction of 30 new homes are among the many events marking President Jimmy Carter 's 100th birthday on Oct. 1. Considering the former president's long legacy as a philanthropist, it's no surprise that he wants any gift-giving to go to other people.
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A party-switching incumbent in Georgia is fighting for reelection in west Atlanta
On one hand, state Rep. Mesha Mainor has an incumbency advantage baked in as she mounts a reelection campaign in a west Atlanta House district she has served for two terms. But that’s where her competitive edge ends.