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Biofuel plant planned for Thomaston, Ga.

Gov. Sonny Perdue says a biofuel demonstration plant will be built in Thomaston early next year.

Perdue makes jobs announcement from Dubai

Gov. Sonny Perdue sent some good economic news home to Georgia from the Dubai Airshow.

Cops: Woman who stole gas claimed to be gov's wife

Police say a woman who stole fuel and a bag of Cheetos from a Pooler convenience store claimed to be Gov. Sonny Perdue's wife.

Ga. follows Ariz. on citizenship proof for voters

Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue signed a divisive law Tuesday making the state only the second after Arizona to require prospective voters to prove their U.S. citizenship, a practice opponents say would keep the poor, elderly and minorities away from the ballot box.

Ga. adopting strict new food testing rules

In the wake of the salmonella outbreak, Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue has signed a bill that would make the state the first to require food makers to swiftly alert state inspectors if their internal tests show products are tainted.

Gov. Perdue, Braves broadcast partners honor Caray

Late Atlanta Braves broadcaster Skip Caray might have had something funny and sarcastic to say about Gov. Sonny Perdue and others who lined up to remember him Tuesday. But Caray probably would have had something nice to say about the fans who came to listen.

Ga. gov: Allow guns in Atlanta airport

Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue said Monday that guns should be allowed in public areas of the nation's busiest airport.

Many Ga. Water Systems Meet Savings Goal

Water systems in drought-stricken northern Georgia have exceeded a state mandate to reduce the region's consumption by 10 percent, an early sign that the state's conservation efforts are working, Gov. Sonny Perdue said Tuesday.

Ga. Governor Prays for Rain at Capitol

Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue stepped up to a podium outside the state Capitol on Tuesday and led a solemn crowd of several hundred people in a prayer for rain on his drought-stricken state.

Ga. Governor Prays for Rain Amid Drought

As Georgia descends deeper into drought, Gov. Sonny Perdue has ordered water restrictions, launched a legal battle and asked President Bush for help. On Tuesday, the governor will call on a higher power.

Group to Protest Ga. Rain Prayer

A secular group said Friday it would protest Gov. Sonny Perdue's planned prayer service intended to ask for relief from the Southeastern drought, saying the rally violates the principle of separation of church and state.

Governors, Secretary in Drought Talks

Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne met with Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue on Friday with the aim of keeping a tri-state fight over waning water supplies amid a severe drought from spilling into court.

Georgia Orders Agencies to Cut Water Use

Gov. Sonny Perdue on Wednesday banned the washing of state vehicles and ordered inmates to take one quick shower a day as part of an effort to reduce water use in the drought-stricken state.

Georgia Seeks Water Disaster Declaration

With water supplies rapidly shrinking during a drought of historic proportions, Gov. Sonny Perdue declared a state of emergency Saturday for the northern third of Georgia and asked President Bush to declare it a major disaster area.

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Georgia's Anti-Government Ire Goes Out The Window When Atlanta's Under Water
Source: Daily Kos

As authorities reported flood-related deaths had climbed to nine and scores of roads and portions of some highways remained closed, Gov. Sonny Perdue asked President Barack Obama to declare a federal state of emergency.

President Bush Loses Wager on Little League Game
Source: FOXNews.com

ATLANTA — Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue won a bet with former President George W. Bush when a team from the governor's hometown won the Little League Softball World Series championship game.

Georgia Governor Perdue has a chance to serve justice in Troy Davis case:Land of the Blind
Source: metrospirit.com

Governor Perdue can allow us a baseball stadium, but can he halt the execution of an innocent man? According to Georgia law, no, but the case of Troy Davis is compelling enough that pressure will likely be put on him to do something.

Efforts double to stop execution of Troy Davis:Innocence Matters
Source: workers.org

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals decision includes a 30-day stay of execution to allow Davis's lawyers to petition the U.S. Supreme Court for remedial action.

Georgia's Governor passes videogame tax credits
Source: gamesindustry.biz

Georgia's Governor, Sonny Perdue, has signed into law the 2008 Entertainment Industry Investment Act - legislation designed to encourage growth in its local entertainment industry.

Perdue asks crowd to 'pray up a storm'
Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Gov. Sonny Perdue wasn't the least bit discouraged Tuesday after his hourlong state Capitol prayer vigil for rain ended with the sun shining through what had been a somewhat cloudy morning.

Governor's prayer draws some, alienates others
Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

When you pray for rain, says Rockefeller "Rocky" Twyman, be specific. Earlier this month, the former Atlantan flew south from his Rockville, Md., home to help organize a prayer vigil and gospel concert for drought relief at the Berean Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Atlanta.

Drought-Hit Americans Pray For Rain - Literally
Source: Sky.com

The US state of Georgia is praying to God for an end to its drought crisis. The Governor has gathered with lawmakers and ministers on the steps of the state's legislative building in a call to prayer - for rainfall.

The Associated Press: Ga. Governor Prays for Rain Amid Drought
Source: Associated Press - Google

ATLANTA (AP) — As Georgia descends deeper into drought, Gov. Sonny Perdue has ordered water restrictions, launched a legal battle and asked President Bush for help. On Tuesday, the governor will call on a higher power.

The Strange Destiny and Sudden Death of Atlanta, Georgia
Source: Daily Kos

After 18 months of drought, a dim environmental awareness is dawning over the Republican states of the Old South. You can see it in a few sad headlines here and there: No plan if water runs out.

Perdue on Iraq: Solve the problem yourself, or 'keep your mouth shut'
Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Gov. Sonny Perdue just finished up his talk-radio session with former U.S. secretary of education Bill Bennett on WGKA (920AM), held at the state Capitol.

Bush stops by to aid Perdue
Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Despite the President's numbers across the nation, and in Georgia in particular, he can still raise a lot of money. You may not want him in a commercial with you, but you might want him to get donors at the table who pay for your commercials.

Perdue banged up playing racquetball
Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Governor of Georgia Sonny Perdue was injured while playing racquetball.

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