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UGA Find Evidence Mining Would Harm Okefenokee

New scientific research has added more evidence about the risks of mining near the Okefenokee Swamp, with potential implications for future permitting applications. Philanthropists neutralized the latest attempt to withdraw minerals near the ancient wetland by purchasing property on Trail Ridge. Twin Pines Minerals was engaged in a years-long petition to mine titanium dioxide when […]

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Valdosta Police Push Back on YouTube ‘Predator Catcher’ Video

A YouTube video is spreading false claims about the Valdosta Police Department. Now, officers are asking the public to stop flooding their phone lines with angry calls. What’s Happening: The Valdosta Police Department says a YouTube personality posted a video that misrepresents the department’s role in a “catch a predator” scenario. The department says the case […]

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Acworth Man Left Loaded Gun in School Bathroom During Kids’ Show

A loaded pistol sat in a middle school bathroom stall while hundreds of families watched their sixth graders perform earlier this month. What’s Happening: 37-year-old Anthony Lee Crisp of Acworth left a semi-automatic pistol in a bathroom stall at Durham Middle School during a Dec. 3 performance. Someone spotted the weapon during intermission and alerted staff […]

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Moneypenny Donates Hundreds of Essential Items to RainbowVillage

Moneypenny, the leading customer conversations company, is proud to show its support for RainbowVillage, a nonprofit dedicated to breaking cycles of homelessness, domestic violence, and poverty by empowering families in need. This Christmas, Moneypenny purchased hundreds of essential items from RainbowVillage’s Amazon Wish List to help furnish and equip the organization’s new family apartments. These […]

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See Something Say Something Stops Mail Theft in Duluth

A Duluth resident’s decision to report suspicious activity led police to arrest a suspect accused of stealing mail and possessing items used in identity theft. What’s Happening: The Duluth Police Department says a resident spotted someone loading trash bags into a car near an apartment complex mail center last week. The resident called 911. What’s Important: Officers […]

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