RICHMOND HILL, Ga. - As Fort McAllister fell to the Union Army of Gen. William T. Sherman days before Christmas in 1864, one of his artillery officers seized the Confederate flag of a vanquished company of Georgia riflemen...

...The (college) presidents feel the quality in core curriculum classes is suffering as enrollment increases," said Sherman Day, president of North Georgia College. Adding teachers also will allow the system to put more resources into turning...

...offenders to and from treatment centers, detention centers and group homes without a way to radio for help. Chairman Sherman Day said the board has been concerned for years that case workers had to use their own cars. "We had thought about this...

...Union. "There has been no leadership in addressing the serious issues facing youth." Juvenile Justice Board Chairman Sherman Day said the agency has done the best it could under the circumstances and welcomes the federal scrutiny. He said the negative...

...Attorney General Janet Reno and Gov. Zell Miller announced an agreement to overhaul the youth prison system, Chairman Sherman Day said "the board's most useful role is one of oversight." The board will oversee spending an extra $65 million...

...released Tuesday by the Department of Juvenile Justice. And despite that shortfall, said Juvenile Justice Board Chairman Sherman Day, youth prisons are roomier than ever. "Compared to where we've been, this is not bad. Compared to two years ago...

...courses next year on other campuses. "It might be possible to deliver a good portion of our education this way," said Sherman Day, interim president of North Georgia College and State University, who made the funding request last week. "This...

...the U.S. Department of Justice issued in February. "We are making up for years of neglect," said board Chairman Sherman Day. "The history of corrections and juvenile justice is that real advances are made when courts and outside agencies...

...other programs. "We have to convince the legislators that money is well-spent on prevention and probation," said Sherman Day, chairman of the Department of Juvenile Justice board. "In the past, we haven't been able to make our case...

...best chance of breaking the spiral by increasing the number of downtown residents and having a place to go," said Sherman Day, an ACOG official whose title - director of legacy - speaks of Payne's high hopes for the park. "A city needs people...