Posted inWeather

Georgia Halloween Weather: What Will The Temperature Be For Trick-or-Treating?

Parents can put away the rain ponchos and umbrellas. Halloween night will be dry across Georgia, according to the National Weather Service. Why It Matters: After a dreary Thursday, families planning to trick-or-treat can expect clear skies and comfortable temperatures Friday evening—no need to cover up costumes with rain gear. What’s Happening: Sunshine and dry […]

Posted inTraffic & Transportation

Chatham Area Transit Drops Fares on Election Day to Get Voters to the Polls

Chatham Area Transit will offer free rides across all routes on Election Day, removing one barrier between residents and their polling places. Why it matters: Transportation costs shouldn’t determine who gets to vote. The move gives anyone without a car or cash a guaranteed way to reach their polling location Nov. 4. What’s happening: CAT’s […]

Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers

What Are Georgia’s Best Costume Shops For Halloween?

Halloween still brings out the shoppers, but Georgians are watching their wallets more carefully this year. What’s Happening: Two Georgia costume stores landed on a new list of America’s best Halloween shops. Psycho Sisters in Atlanta ranked 12th, while Ensemble Sewing & Costumes in Augusta came in 59th. Montana Capital surveyed shoppers across the country […]

Posted inYour Vote

54 Years Separate Marietta’s Mayoral Candidates

A 24-year-old systems engineer wants to unseat the 78-year-old mayor who’s run Marietta for 16 years. Why It Matters: The November 4 election pits incumbent Steve “Thunder” Tumlin against Sam Foster in what’s become one of Georgia’s most interesting generational showdowns. If elected, Foster would become Marietta’s first Black mayor and its youngest. The Incumbent: […]