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January - Harry's game (ITV.com)
Prince Harry leaves his base in Delhi to go out on patrol through the deserted town of Garmisir close to where he was posted in Helmand province in Afghanistan.
McMinn's largest hotel closing (The Daily Post-Athenian)
ETOWAH -- Owners of the Sleep Inn and Suites in Etowah announced the hotel will close today, although there is a chance another company could purchase it and keep it open.
Dining Guide (Grunion Gazette)
Editor's Note: Once a month, we present an abbreviated compilation of restaurant listings.
Auld recession be forgot? Many will on New Year's Eve (The Columbus Dispatch)
Wednesday night could be a last hurrah of sorts for some in central Ohio -- a champagne-filled end-of-the-holidays splurge before a return to reality and the continued recession.
A-C mayor, others cut travel costs (Athens Banner-Herald)
Athens-Clarke officials are cutting back on traveling on the taxpayers' dime during a tight budget year.
Clarkson: Tornado highlights wild year of Georgia sports (Athens Banner-Herald)
Georgia had a basketball season to forget for most of 2008. But over a four-day stretch in March, the Bulldogs pulled off one of the most shocking course reversals in major college basketball history.
A Year of Ups and Downs: Gas prices exploded, the stock market tanked, and history carried the presidential election (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
We're trying desperately not to say: "Play it again, Sam." Hence: Encore, here is a top story from every edition of South this year.
2008 year in review: Big news, small news and in between (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)
JANUARYPDBossuJan. 1: Former Benedictine High School coach Augie Bossu, who led football and baseball teams at the school from 1953-2006, dies at 91. The FBI resumes its search for the mysterious "D.B. Cooper" who hijacked an airliner in 1971,...
Nine for 2009: How is the travel industry facing up to what looks like a tough year? (Independent)
Beijing suffers the curse of the Olympic city (Daily Telegraph)
Beijing showing symptoms of suffering from same 'Olympic curse' as Athens and Sydney.
