During its June 15 meeting, the Board of Voter Registration and Elections approved three emergency polling locations for the General Primary Runoff to replace previous locations.
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These are the highest-rated restaurants in Savannah
Stacker compiled a list of the highest rated restaurants in Savannah from Tripadvisor.
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Controversial Civil War Surplus store reopens in Kennesaw
The controversial Wildman’s Civil War Surplus store in downtown Kennesaw reopened this week, prompting one city council member to resign and his daughter to put her building across the street up for sale.
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Georgia is seeing a record high for traffic despite soaring gas prices
Car traffic in Georgia is at an all-time high despite rising prices at the pump, state Commissioner of Transportation Russell McMurry said Thursday.
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Atlanta opens cooling center in response to heat wave
In response to heat indexes above 100 degrees, the city of Atlanta opened a cooling center yesterday that will remain open through Friday.
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12 Georgia businesses raided for gambling violations
The GBI executed search warrants on 12 businesses suspected of gambling violations.
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Teen killed, another injured in shooting after dispute over missing dog
Two teenagers were shot after a dispute over a missing dog Tuesday. One teen is dead and the other was hospitalized and is in stable condition.
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Roswell mother arrested after her children were left in a hot car
Roswell police removed two children from a car outside the Dollar Tree on Holcomb Bridge Road after a witness saw the children in the car unattended and alerted police.
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Jan. 6 Committee releases footage of Loudermilk tour showing visitors photographing hallways and stairs leading to Capitol
Members of a Jan. 5, 2021, tour led by U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk of Georgia recorded parts of the U.S. Capitol complex “not typically of interest to tourists, including hallways, staircases, and security checkpoints,” according to the House committee investigating the Capitol insurrection.
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Geese got you down? Here’s what to do about loitering flocks
What can you do if you have goose problems? Most times of the year, geese can be deterred with the use of harassment techniques. But, because geese cannot fly during the molt, these techniques may not work right now.