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A study found a "significant association" between COVID-19 and the development of persistent high blood pressure.
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New research warns that COVID-19 may trigger high blood pressure

by Stephen Beech | SWNSAugust 21, 2023August 21, 2023

cropped view of woman holding fuel pump while refueling car with benzine

Gas prices inch down in Georgia but weather could send prices back up

by Thom ChandlerAugust 21, 2023August 21, 2023

The Cobb County School District rejected the advice of a disciplinary tribunal Thursday night and terminated Katie Rinderle, the elementary school teacher who came under fire from some parents after reading a picture book touching on topics of gender fluidity.

Cobb School Board votes to fire teacher who read book about gender identity despite tribunal’s recommendation

by Ross Williams | Georgia RecorderAugust 18, 2023August 18, 2023

AUGUSTA -- A student was shot at TW Josey High School on Wednesday, intensifying fears and concerns about the surge in youth violence plaguing Richmond County.

Student injured in school shooting at Georgia high school

by Thom ChandlerAugust 16, 2023August 16, 2023

Over two decades ago, an unexpected encounter on a Disney World bus led Dr. Elizabeth Goff to a fulfilling career in Cobb County's schools. Today, after touching countless lives and earning the admiration of both peers and students, Dr. Goff has been honored as the 2023 Cobb County School District Teacher of the Year.

Meet Cobb County’s 2023 teacher of the year

by Thom ChandlerAugust 16, 2023

A panel of former educators sided with Katie Rinderle, the Cobb County teacher accused of violating state laws on parental rights and controversial topics, rejecting a decision to fire her Monday.

Tribunal says Cobb County teacher who was fired under Georgia’s divisive concepts law should keep her job

by Ross Williams | Georgia RecorderAugust 15, 2023August 15, 2023

MILLEDGEVILLE — The City of Milledgeville's Water and Sewer Department has issued a Boil Water Advisory for of 127 Blandy Rd., Meriweather Circle, Pine Lane Drive, and Stevens Drive. This advisory comes as a result of a water main break that has caused a significant drop in water pressure in these areas.

Boil Water Advisory Issued for Several Locations in Milledgeville

by Thom ChandlerAugust 14, 2023August 14, 2023

What Happened?: After a recent surge, gas prices in Georgia have begun to ease. The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline now stands at $3.63, a 3-cent drop from last week. However, this is still 35 cents higher than a month ago and 11 cents more than the same time last year.

Are gas prices in Georgia starting to go down?

by Thom ChandlerAugust 14, 2023

The case is believed to be the first time a Georgia teacher is facing job loss under Georgia’s 2022 divisive concepts and parental rights laws, and the hearing saw both sides accuse the other of playing politics.

Cobb teacher grilled over book on gender roles in test of Georgia’s ‘divisive concepts’ law

by Ross Williams | Georgia RecorderAugust 11, 2023August 11, 2023

The Gist: Georgia drivers are feeling the pinch at the pump as gas prices continue to rise, with the average price for regular unleaded gasoline now at $3.66 per gallon. However, relief may be on the horizon as oil prices soften and refinery operations normalize.

Gas prices continue to soar in Georgia

by Thom ChandlerAugust 7, 2023September 24, 2023

The Gist: Georgia ranks low in WalletHub's 2023 report on the best and worst states to have a baby, with particularly concerning figures in areas such as infant mortality rate, low birth-weight rate, and availability of pediatricians and family medicine physicians.

Georgia ranked as one of the worst places to have a baby. Here’s why

by Thom ChandlerAugust 7, 2023August 8, 2023

The Gist: Fulton County Schools has opted into the Community Eligibility Provision, a federal program designed to streamline the process of providing free school meals. This change eliminates meal applications, leading to reduced administrative and printing costs and less paperwork for families.

Some Fulton County schools will provide free breakfast and lunch for all students

by Thom ChandlerAugust 4, 2023

Noah Popp, a junior at Sequoyah High School in Cherokee County, has garnered the $5,000 Student Scoreboard Scholarship from Formetco Sports. Popp's innovative use of the company's video LED scoreboard technology at football games and other events has not only bagged him the financial boost, but also a consultancy role with the firm.

Sequoyah High School Junior Nets Impressive Scholarship for Innovative Scoreboard Skills

by Thom ChandlerAugust 4, 2023August 4, 2023

In a bid to boost film, media, and computing education in Georgia, the University of West Georgia and Great Point Studios are putting pen to paper on a groundbreaking partnership. The deal promises to not only enrich academic programs but also catalyze local economic growth.

University of West Georgia and Great Point Studios Collaborate to Shape the Future of Film and Media

by Thom ChandlerAugust 2, 2023August 2, 2023

PlayHop, a children's learning platform hosted on YouTube, has announced a new addition to its educational repertoire -- a fun and informative bus safety video.

Georgia mom launches bus safety video to help students head back to school

by Thom ChandlerAugust 2, 2023August 2, 2023

The Report: Framing the conversation around the ever-increasing average student loan debt that is now at a staggering $37,000 per borrower, WalletHub cast a broad net to identify the friendliest and unfriendliest states for those dealing with student loans. Their comparative analysis looked at the 50 states and the District of Columbia using 12 key metrics, with data ranging from the average student debt to the unemployment rate for the 25 to 34 age group, and even considered the percentage of students with past-due loan balances.

How big of a problem is student loan debt in Georgia?

by Thom ChandlerAugust 2, 2023August 2, 2023

Liz Coyle ATLANTA – The state should require hospitals planning to close or eliminate core medical services to give 180 days written notice, the head of a statewide consumer advocacy group said Tuesday. That six months lead time should involve a review that would include a third-party assessment and a public hearing, Liz Coyle, executive

Consumer advocate calls on Georgia lawmakers to require more notice of hospital closures

by Dave Williams | Capitol Beat News ServiceAugust 1, 2023September 24, 2023

Thanks to a joint venture, local faith leaders and the DeKalb County Government are gearing up to hand out 5,000 book bags chock-full of school supplies and 5,000 boxes packed with fresh produce, chicken, and lunch box goodies.

8 DeKalb County churches will partner with the county to provide 5,000 book bags to students

by Thom ChandlerAugust 1, 2023

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