What’s Happening: The Roswell Fire Department is holding a public information meeting on Wednesday, December 10, at 6 p.m. at the East Roswell Park Recreation Center. Fire Station #27 will be built on city-owned property on Fouts Road next to East Roswell Park. What’s Important: Fire Chief Pabel Troche and city staff will explain why this location […]
Bad Weather Cancels Warner Robins Winter Bazaar
The City of Warner Robins canceled today’s Winter Bazaar because of expected bad weather, disappointing residents who were looking forward to the holiday gathering at Perkins Park. What’s Happening: The event was supposed to run from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at Perkins Park. City officials made the decision to cancel after reviewing the weather […]
Rain Returns to Georgia This Weekend
Rain is coming back to Georgia, and it could help ease the dry conditions that have gripped the state. What’s Happening: Widespread rain will move into Georgia on Friday evening and continue through Saturday morning. Most areas can expect 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. What’s Important: This rain is needed for Georgia’s ongoing drought, but it […]
Rome Scam Alert: The Power Company Will Not Ask for CashApp or Gift Card Payments
What’s Happening: The callers claim power will be disconnected the same day unless victims pay immediately through CashApp, gift cards, or wire transfers. What’s Important: Real utility companies never disconnect power without sending multiple notices in the mail first. They also make several attempts to contact customers before any shutoff happens. Common Sense: To be […]
Woman Dies After Domestic Shooting in Savannah
What’s Happening: Savannah Police say they arrested 53-year-old Pierre Byrd on December 3 in connection with a fatal domestic shooting in the 12000 block of Middleground Road. According to a news release from Savannah Police: At the same time, first responders found a woman at the scene with a serious gunshot wound. Savannah Police say […]
Clayton County Police Ask For Help Finding Missing Teen Demetrius Johnson
Update: According to the Clayton County Police, Demetrius Johnson has been found. The original article is below. Clayton County police are asking residents to help find 17-year-old Demetrius Johnson, who went missing in Ellenwood before school on December 3. Officers say his family and police are concerned and want him found safe. What’s Happening: Clayton […]
Georgia Gang Used Ice Cream And Cookouts to Recruit Children Into Crime
A violent gang recruited children with ice cream trucks and neighborhood cookouts while its leader directed operations from a Georgia prison cell. What’s Happening: Attorney General Chris Carr announced that his Gang Prosecution Unit convicted all 16 members of the 1-8 Trey Gangster Bloods following a three-year investigation. The gang actively targeted children for recruitment between […]
When AI Took Her Job, She Took Up Tools: Scholarship Winner Finds a Future at United Education Institute
Taylor Payne, an electrician technician (ET) student at United Education Institute’s Morrow campus, is the 2025 recipient of the Be The Change Scholarship — and she has already been hired in her new field before completing the program. There has been growing talk about artificial intelligence replacing workers, but for Payne, it became real. “I was laid off […]
Get Your Car Ready Now For Winter Roads Across Georgia
Winter weather can hit fast in Georgia, even if most days feel mild. A little planning now can help you stay safe if roads turn icy, flood, or get blocked. What’s Happening: State and local safety officials warn that drivers should prepare their cars now for winter storms, power outages, and sudden changes in weather. […]
Power Outage Shuts Down Busy Stretch of Peach Orchard Road in Augusta
What’s Happening: A stretch of Peach Orchard Road from the 2700 block to Interstate 520 in Richmond County is without power because of a bad breaker at a Georgia Power substation on Lumpkin Road, according to local officials. Georgia Power crews are on scene and say they hope to have power restored by 5 p.m. […]

