Chatham County
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Trump Campaign Files Lawsuit Over Georgia County Ballot Sorting
U.S. President Donald Trump's reelection campaign on Wednesday said it had filed a lawsuit in Georgia to require that Chatham County separate and secure late-arriving ballots to ensure they are not counted.
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US Military C-130 Plane Crashes During Training, All 5 Onboard Killed
A military cargo plane with five people aboard crashed in the southern US state of Georgia on Wednesday killing all of them, according to officials.
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Officer Gets Call About Storage Unit. Inside, An 11-Foot Python
On Saturday, Chatham County animal control officer Thomas Kelly Rouse got a call about a snake on the loose. The officer said such calls are common this time of the year and they are usually about snakes at most 3-foot-long. But when he reached the storage unit, he was shocked to see the size of the reptile.
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Big Ancient Land-Dwelling Croc Inspired 'Abject Terror'
The "Carolina butcher" has been found and is just as scary as the name suggests.
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Trump Campaign Files Lawsuit Over Georgia County Ballot Sorting
U.S. President Donald Trump's reelection campaign on Wednesday said it had filed a lawsuit in Georgia to require that Chatham County separate and secure late-arriving ballots to ensure they are not counted.
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US Military C-130 Plane Crashes During Training, All 5 Onboard Killed
A military cargo plane with five people aboard crashed in the southern US state of Georgia on Wednesday killing all of them, according to officials.
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Officer Gets Call About Storage Unit. Inside, An 11-Foot Python
On Saturday, Chatham County animal control officer Thomas Kelly Rouse got a call about a snake on the loose. The officer said such calls are common this time of the year and they are usually about snakes at most 3-foot-long. But when he reached the storage unit, he was shocked to see the size of the reptile.
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Big Ancient Land-Dwelling Croc Inspired 'Abject Terror'
The "Carolina butcher" has been found and is just as scary as the name suggests.
