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B.J. Williams

B.J. Williams





Recent Articles by B.J. Williams

  • Ga. labor official defies unemployment policy
    A state labor official is refusing to restart jobless benefits to seasonally unemployed teachers and bus drivers, setting up a showdown between state and federal officials.
  • Georgia, 7 other states get clean-gas waiver
    The Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday granted Georgia and seven other states permission to bypass environmental standards for gasoline in the wake of Hurricane Isaac.
  • Maranatha students, teachers paint 100 bowls for Food Bank
    Maranatha Christian Academy, in conjunction with Interactive Neighborhood for Kids (INK), held a paint-your-bowl event Wednesday in advance of the Georgia Mountain Food Bank's annual Empty Bowl Lunch.
  • Suwanee woman gets 3 years in prison for duping IRS
    A Suwanee woman who received a tax refund she wasn't entitled to, and then hid the money from the IRS, will spend three years in jail for the crime.
  • Train hits big rig, no injuries
    A train has hit the back of a tractor trailer on Candler Road near Fulenwider Road in south Hall County.
  • Yonah-Homer Road reopens after early morning crash involving horse
    Authorities had to close Yonah-Homer Road in Banks County for more than an hour as they cleared an accident between a vehicle and a horse.
  • Hood found competent to stand trial
    A judge has ruled that a man accused of killing one police officer and wounding another in Athens is competent to stand trial.
  • Toccoa woman killed in Monday night crash
    A young Toccoa woman was killed in a two-vehicle crash Monday night in Stephens County, according to the Georgia State Patrol.
  • Missing UGA student found dead in wreckage in Gwinnett Co.
    Authorities said a University of Georgia student who had been reported missing was found dead inside a wrecked car between Athens and Atlanta.
  • Jay Andrews In The Morning on 89.1 WBCX begins September 4th
    Jay Andrews, known as one of north Georgia’s most successful and well known north Georgia radio personalities, is making his return to the radio airwaves on Tuesday September, 4th, 6 AM to 8 AM Eastern.
  • 2012 Jarrard Concert performers have more than 20 No. 1 songs
    The 11th annual John Jarrard Foundation Concert Songwriters in the Round Show Sept. 15 on Brenau University s Front Lawn will feature singer/songwriters with more than 20 No. 1 hit songs between them.
  • DNR urges safety on Lanier, other lakes for Labor Day weekend
    Officials with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources are asking boaters to be cautious during the last big lake weekend of the year.
  • Gainesville man who had multiple organ transplant dies
    A man who underwent the transplant of multiple abdominal organs has died eight months after undergoing the transplants at a hospital in Indiana.
  • Man jailed in Cumming attempted kidnapping case
    Cumming police say quick-thinking parents were able to thwart a kidnapping attempt earlier this week.
  • Lawrenceville man jailed on explosives charges
    Authorities have arrested a resident of a Springlake Drive home and charged him with possession and manufacture of explosive devices.
  • Suwanee council lowers millage rate for third straight year
    The Suwanee City Council voted Tuesday night to set the city’s millage rate for 2012 at 4.93 mills, a reduction of 0.72 mills from last year.
  • Barrow Co. authorities arrest SC man in sexual predator sting
    A South Carolina man is in jail in Barrow County, charged as an online sexual predator.
  • Rabid skunk found in Murrayville
    Hall County authorities confirm another case of rabies in the county, this time in the Murrayville area.
  • Ga. gas prices soar as Isaac comes ashore
    Hurricane Isaac is bringing some much needed rain to Georgia, but it's also bringing much higher gas prices, since oil production in the Gulf has been halted while the storm passes over.
  • Dawson Co. bridge reopens ahead of schedule
    The State Route 53/Jasper Highway bridge over the Amicalola Creek has been reopened to traffic following several weeks of Department of Transportation refurbishing.
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