The Secretary of State's office will be posting election results on their website after the polls close and votes are tabulated and reported.

The Masters official website will offer updated coverage of the 2004 Masters Golf Tournament.

Results of Georgia's primary elections are up on the Secretary of State's page.

Governor Sonny Perdue signed into law the bill creating a new Georgia state flag on May 8. 2003.

University of Georgia president Dr. Michael Adams delivered his State of the University address on January 9, 2003.

Jimmy Carter received the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway.

Results of the 2002 general election can be found on the Secretary of State website

Former president and native Georgian Jimmy Carter has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2002.

Tom Wright, Clarence Carter, The Harmonnners (with Mary Tallent), and TLC were inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.

Results of the 2002 primary election runoffs can be found on the Secretary of State website

Results of the 2002 primary elections can be found on the Secretary of State website.

Former president Jimmy Carter recently went on a historic trip to Cuba; here are details from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

If you are planning a vacation for this summer, and have children in grades K-8, you may be interested in the Georgia Traveler Program. This program encourages children to learn more about the history and cultural heritage of Georgia.

The Journal of Commerce ranks Savannah, Georgia as the fifth largest seaport in the country.

The Georgia Department of Education has released its 2000-2001 Report Card for Georgia schools and school systems.

The Georgia State Senate has approved a revised redistricting map. Here is the story from the Athens Banner-Herald.

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