athlete of the Week

Unfortunately, the high school football season has ended for all teams in our county after playoff losses by Loganville, Social Circle and George Walton Friday night.

Ch vez airs wiretaps of political rivals

Government wiretaps of opposition politicians usually remain secret, restricted to the ears of spooks and ministers.

Editorial: Champagne falls flat

Three consecutive presidential defeats, a deep recession and a wave of strikes are not enough to get the French Socialists to unite.

Sarkozy labour reforms trigger strikes

Nicolas Sarkozy's reformist government faces an outpouring of anger from French unions this week as airline pilots, train drivers, teachers, students and postal workers lead a series of strikes.

Research and Markets: The Global Tissue Sealants Market is Projected...

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Tissue Sealants" report to their offering.

St. Elizabeth is in the black

St. Elizabeth Health Services turned a profit during the previous fiscal year, one of the few times the hospital's been in the black the past seven years.

Arthritis at base of thumb

What is arthritis at the base of the thumb? In a normal joint, cartilage covers the ends of the bone and allows them to move smoothly and painlessly against one another.

Ben Caldecott: The Conservatives must not shy away from green taxes and regulation reforms

To prepare for government, the Conservatives must not shy away from green taxes and regulation reforms Comments In contrast to what some opinion formers are suggesting , the Tories should not shy away from the ...

French police arrest suspected Eta leader

French police have arrested the suspected military chief of the Basque separatist group Eta, the country's government said today.

Guardian Daily: NHS privacy fears

In our daily audio show, Mike Duran and guests discuss medical records, Polish contractors in Iraq and why we turn to sex while the credit crunch bites The Guardian's social affairs editor John Carvel reveals ...