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BISON MEDIA BLOG Bison PostGame Show vs Georgia Southern
Well that was fun. If the FCS ever wanted a chance to latch on to casual college football fans, that was the game to do it, it had everything, great plays, huge hits, huge momentum swings and a thrill...
Posted on 12/15/12 at 3:09 AM
THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND eating a record
"It tasted just as good as a little bass" The catch-and-release purists might want to take a seat for this one... On May 14, a Douglas angler caught a largemouth bass from a 50-acre Jeff Da...
Posted on 6/10/09 at 9:56 PM
Iranian envoy calls Israel accusations about links to attacks 'lies' 
Iran's official news agency IRNA quotes Mahdi Nabizadeh as saying today that Iran condemns any "terrorist" acts.
By Josef Federman and Ravi Nessman , February 13, 2012
Israeli diplomats in India, Georgia attacked by bombers; Israel blames Iran
The attacks, which wounded four people, threatened to ratchet up already high tensions between Iran, which has been accused of developing a nuclear weapons program, and Israel, which says such a program would be an existential threat to the Jewish state.
By Josef Federman and Ravi Nessman , February 13, 2012
Georgia court to hear case of possible deadly gator attack on woman
It's unclear if the alligator killed Gwyneth Williams, 83. Her mangled body was found in a lagoon patrolled by the gator in October 2007.
By Greg Bluestein , February 06, 2012
OBIT: Lee Adler II, 88, influential historic preservationist from Savannah
Lee Adler II was never content with saving Savannah's historic homes and buildings one at a time. In 1959, he found a way to spare entire city blocks and neighborhoods from the wrecking ball that changed the way preservation groups did business — not just in Georgia, but across the nation.
By Russ Bynum , February 01, 2012
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Atlanta-area pastors split on when to go home; 1 lives, 1 dies
VIDEO: Bottom of articleThey'd just finished a religious conference in Florida on Saturday night and debated when they and their accompanying parishoners would return home. Senior pastor Arao Amazonas said he wanted to wait until the next morning to leave. But pastor Jose Carmo Jr. wanted to be back in time for the suburban Atlanta church's Sunday morning service and led two vans up Interstate 75 toward Georgia.
By Mike Schneider , January 31, 2012
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NEW JERSEY: 5 die in small-plane crash on interstate
A small plane headed for Georgia crashed today on one of the New York City area's busiest highways, spiraling out of control, losing a wing, hitting the wooded median strip and exploding. Five people, all on board, were killed.
By Samantha Henry , December 20, 2011
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Maintenance man arrested, charged with murdering 7-year-old Georgia girl
A 20-year-old maintenance worker was arrested Wednesday in the beating death of a 7-year-old north Georgia girl who was abducted and killed at an apartment complex and her body left in a trash bin.
By Ray Henry , December 07, 2011
Accuser: 'Very casual affair' with Cain 'on and off' for at least 13 years
An Atlanta businesswoman who has asserted she had a longstanding affair with Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain stood by her story today despite his denial, saying she was not proud to admit it.
By Associated Press , November 30, 2011
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Cain tells aides he's reassessing bid for GOP nomination
VIDEO: Watch at bottom of article Embattled presidential candidate Herman Cain told aides today that he's reassessing his campaign a day after an Atlanta businesswoman alleged a 13-year extramarital affair with the Republican.
By Ray Henry and Thomas Beaumont , November 29, 2011
UPDATE: Georgia soldier claims he was predatory lending victim
A Georgia-based soldier is suing a business that loaned him $4,100 at high interest, saying the terms violated a 2007 federal law that protects military service members from predatory lenders. Army Staff Sgt. Jason Cox of Fort Benning says the car-title loan he took out last year cost him more than $4,000 in interest alone. He defaulted and the lender repossessed his Dodge Durango.
By Russ Bynum , November 22, 2011
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4 suspects in Georgia militia plot plead not guilty to charges
The four men entered their pleas at a bond hearing at a federal courthouse in north Georgia. Prosecutors said for the first time that the men talked of assassinating U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and former U.S. Rep. Cynthia McKinney, as well as other officials. The men had stockpiled 52 guns and 30,000 rounds of ammunition, including bullets meant for sniper rifles at the home of Frederick Thomas, prosecutors said.
By Greg Bluestein , November 09, 2011
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Atlanta, Oakland protests cleared by riot squads
Police guarded newly-cleared plazas early today in Atlanta and Oakland, Calif., after clearing Occupy Wall Street protest camps in both cities. Dozens of demonstrators were arrested in swift crack-downs by riot squads after local authorities lost patience with the rallies.
By Errin Haines , October 26, 2011
Supreme Court to decide constitutionality of Stolen Valor Act
The justices said today they will consider the validity of the Stolen Valor Act, which passed Congress with overwhelming support in 2006. The federal appeals court in California struck down the law on free speech grounds and appeals courts in Colorado, Georgia and Missouri are considering similar cases.
By Mark Sherman , October 17, 2011
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Long ties to Koch brothers key to Cain's campaign
Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain has cast himself as the outsider, the pizza magnate with real-world experience who will bring fresh ideas to the nation's capital. But Cain's economic ideas, support and organization have close ties to two billionaire brothers who bankroll right-leaning causes through their group Americans for Prosperity.
By Ryan J. Foley , October 16, 2011
Herman Cain’s ‘impossible dream’ resonates with voters
VIDEO: Bottom of articleAs other GOP presidential hopefuls falter, Georgia businessman suddenly climbing
The 65-year-old’s improbable campaign for the presidency is all about momentum right now. How does he maintain the wave he’s riding in recent polls that have catapulted him from an also-ran in the GOP race to the elite top tier?
By Shannon McCaffrey , October 15, 2011
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