The franchise brand will establish and build its presence in Orlando, Atlanta, Miami, Nashville, and Charlotte over the course of the next few calendar quarters.
Is the Georgia Legislature Experiencing “brain Drain?”
The Georgia Legislature needs to replace a wealth of knowledge in coming years following the announced departure of the chief House budget writer, the lawmaker who controls which Senate bills receive a vote, the widely admired “dean” of the House, a GOP public education maverick and others who long carried their party’s standard.
Rabid raccoon reported in Gainesville
Hall County officials are reporting recent contact between a rabid raccoon and a dog in the 5000 block of Graham Circle in Gainesville.
Here’s what Georgia is doing about the health care worker shortage
Gov. Brian Kemp issued an executive order Thursday creating a task force to look for ways to grow the ranks of Georgia’s health-care workforce.
Roswell wants your input on the Grimes Bridge Road Corridor
The City of Roswell will host two public meetings to gather input from residents on the Grimes Bridge Road Corridor Improvement Project.
17-year-old arrested in death of Brunswick musician
BRUNSWICK — An arrest has been made in the death of a Glynn County musician at a party over the weekend. The Arrest: After multiple witness interviews, review of all available evidence and in consultation with the Brunswick Judicial Circuit District Attorney, the Glynn County Police Department has charged and arrested 17-year-old Edward Aaron Hunter […]
Which city has the healthiest housing market in Georgia?
The three healthiest housing markets in Georgia are in the Augusta region, according to a new study.
UGA is fighting hunger with the power of peanuts
In the poorest part of Senegal in West Africa, 60% of households grow at least some peanuts, even as climate change creates hotter, drier weather that makes it harder to bring in a crop. Across the continent, in Uganda, families give peanut seeds as a wedding present to help the couple get a good start, […]
Inflation is taking its toll on Georgia road projects
Highway projects across Georgia are being squeezed by the increasing cost of construction materials brought on by the war in Ukraine and other inflationary pressures
