(AP) — The Georgia Ports Authority will spend $127 million building a new inland terminal for moving cargo by train between Savannah’s busy seaport and Gainesville northeast of Atlanta.

Georgia Ports officials are meeting Monday to discuss how federal grants will be used. The ports authority recently received ...

You may have seen the interview I did with Terminal Station singer-guitarist Scott ... Steve Newton started working at the Georgia Straight in the spring of 1982, shortly after graduating from ...