Friday, August 1 2014 8:07 PM EDT2014-08-02 00:07:48 GMT
Dr. Frank Glover
The Ebola virus is responsible for hundreds of deaths in West Africa and there is no cure.The boarders have been closed off around Guinea, Sierra Leon and Liberia. One local doctor has been doing medical and spiritual missions work in Liberia since before the civil war.More >>
The Ebola virus is responsible for hundreds of deaths in West Africa and there is no cure.The boarders have been closed off around Guinea, Sierra Leon and Liberia. One local doctor has been doing medical and spiritual missions work in Liberia since before the civil war.More >>
Friday, August 1 2014 6:52 PM EDT2014-08-01 22:52:15 GMT
24-year old Ayshia Williams is charged with three counts of forgery and three counts of theft by receiving.She's accused of cashing stolen checks from Guang Zhou restaurant written by another employee, Sherrie McClendon. More >>
24-year old Ayshia Williams is charged with three counts of forgery and three counts of theft by receiving.She's accused of cashing stolen checks from Guang Zhou restaurant written by another employee, Sherrie McClendon. More >>
Friday, August 1 2014 6:45 PM EDT2014-08-01 22:45:28 GMT
As the sun was just coming up Friday morning, Valdosta Police were coming down on 2502 University Drive after numerous complaints by citizens of drug activity going at the home.More >>
As the sun was just coming up Friday morning, Valdosta Police were coming down on 2502 University Drive after numerous complaints by citizens of drug activity going at the home.More >>
Friday, August 1 2014 6:00 PM EDT2014-08-01 22:00:28 GMT
Dr. Frank Glover says E.L.W.A. missions hospital in Monrovia is the only hospital that can treat patients and can only house 25 people.More >>
Dr. Frank Glover says E.L.W.A. missions hospital in Monrovia is the only hospital that can treat patients and can only house 25 people.More >>
June 20, 2003
(Greensboro-AP) -- President Bush visits the middle Georgia town of Greensboro today as part of his first cross-country swing for his 2004 re-election bid.
The president is visiting Greensboro for a $2,000-a-ticket fund-raiser at the Ritz-Carlton Lodge, a golf resort about 70 miles east of Atlanta. The Ritz-Carlton has played host to several state Republican events.
Governor Perdue -- the state's first Republican governor since Reconstruction -- went to Greensboro in April to meet with other Southern Republican governors. The resort is owned by Mercer Reynolds, Bush's campaign finance chairman. The president visited Reynolds Plantation in his first campaign for president and has been fishing on Lake Oconee at least once.
Once among the poorest areas in the state, Greensboro is becoming a hotspot for Republican fund-raisers.
The Greensboro stop is part a nationwide tour includes visits in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Miami.
