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Pollen Count Skyrockets After Rain Subsides

Allergy sufferers faced a tough day as pollen levels surged beyond 1,000 after a brief respite from recent rainfall. 🌧️ What We Know: The pollen count jumped dramatically to 1,034 today, following two days of lower counts when rain helped keep airborne allergens down. Tree pollen appears particularly high, with moderate levels of mold activity […]

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Ease Arthritis Pain Naturally: Key Strategies for a Fulfilling Life

Arthritis, a condition that affects over 52 million adults in the United States alone, has the power to impact daily life — limiting mobility, altering routines, and even affecting mental well-being. From stiff joints to morning stiffness, the symptoms can feel never-ending. But here’s the great news: not all relief is found in a prescription […]

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Georgia Southern and East Georgia State College May Merge

The University System of Georgia Board of Regents will vote next week on a proposal to consolidate Georgia Southern University and East Georgia State College. The university system launched a wave of consolidations back in 2011 under the late Chancellor Hank Huckaby that initially involved eight consolidations and later led to five more. The goal […]

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Mercury is Out of Retrograde: Your Horoscope For April 7-13

Mercury Stations Direct in Pisces (April 7): After weeks of retrograde motion, Mercury turns direct, bringing clarity and improved communication. However, the post-retrograde shadow period advises gradual progression in decision-making. Venus Conjuncts Saturn (April 7): This alignment may introduce a serious tone to relationships, prompting evaluations of commitments and emotional boundaries. Full Moon in Libra […]

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Rain Brings Relief From Sky-High Pollen

Georgia’s yellow blanket is finally gone — at least for now. A steady wave of rain has washed away days of thick pollen, dropping the state’s pollen count to just 86 this morning. That’s a sharp plunge from levels that soared above 5,000 for several days, coating cars, sidewalks, and sinuses in a fine, yellow […]