Obituaries
Notable deaths, July 2009
Here are a selection of notable deaths from Georgia, the nation and the world for July 2009.
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Walter Cronkite: Nov. 4, 1916 - July 17: Known as the 'most trusted man in America', Cronkite was the TV anchorman of CBS Evening News for 19 years, an era when network news was central to many American's lives. World War II. Vietnam War. John F. Kennedy's assassination. Watergate. Iran Hostage Crisis. Missions to space. The Beatles first U.S. broadcast. He reported them all. Cronkite died from complications of dementia, 'And that's the way it is'.
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PHOTOS: Atlanta United's Brad Guzan plays final MLS game
Atlanta United keeper Brad Guzan played his final MLS game Saturday, retiring with a draw, as Atlanta United battled DC United to a 1-1 draw.
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PHOTOS: Georgia defeats Ole Miss in key SEC matchup
The Georgia Bulldogs took on the Ole Miss Rebels in an important SEC matchup Saturday at Sanford Stadium.
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PHOTOS: ESPN's College GameDay visits Athens for UGA-Ole Miss
ESPN's College GameDay visited Athens on Oct. 18, 2025 ahead of the Ole Miss-UGA football game.
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PHOTOS: Dawg Walk ahead of the UGA-Ole Miss game in Athens
Photos from the Dawg Walk on Oct. 18, 2025. The Georgia Bulldogs host the Ole Miss Rebels in a top-10 showdown.
