A judge ruled Atlanta polling places can stay open until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, giving voters an extra hour to cast ballots in city elections. What’s Happening: Fulton County Superior Court Judge Melynee Leftridge sided with Atlanta officials who sued Fulton and DeKalb counties to keep polls open longer. State law allows cities with more […]
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What Are The Tax Measures on The Coweta County Ballot Tuesday?
Coweta County voters will decide Tuesday on two school-related tax measures and one county sales tax. What’s Happening: Three measures appear on the November 4 ballot. Two involve the school system: a one-cent sales tax renewal and expanded property tax breaks for seniors. A third measure is a Floating Local Option Sales Tax brought by […]
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Glascock County Voters Will Decide on School Sales Tax Tuesday
Glascock County voters head to the polls Tuesday to vote on continuing a one-cent sales tax for schools. What’s Happening: The Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax is on the ballot November 4. This tax has been in place before and would continue for another period if approved. What’s Important: If approved, the tax […]
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What’s Viral: Who Are Dan and Phil and Why is Everyone Obsessed With Them?
When asking for ‘editing tips’ you don’t think, or even imagine, that it’ll lead to an amazing 16 year relationship. Luckily, this was exactly the case for long time YouTubers Daniel Howell and Phil Lester. The pair met in October of 2009 after Dan reached out to Phil for editing advice. The day they met, […]
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Kemp Administration Won’t Address Potential Conflict of Interest
(The Center Square) – The arrest of a Georgia lobbyist whose wife leads the state’s child protective services agency has created a situation where, legally, her agency is charged with investigating her husband’s child endangerment charges. The state, however, has declined to explain what steps will be taken to avoid a conflict of interest. Though she wasn’t […]
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First Annual Fostering Thanksgiving to Celebrate Georgia’s Former Foster Youth Set for Nov. 20
ALPHARETTA (Nov. 3, 2025) – Dozens of young adults who aged out of Georgia’s foster care system will enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner at the inaugural Fostering Thanksgiving on Thursday, Nov. 20 at Jackson Healthcare’s campus in Alpharetta. This first Fostering Thanksgiving event is scheduled for 5 p.m. to 7:30 pm at Jackson Healthcare’s campus at […]
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Battle For 2 Georgia Public Service Commission Seats Heats Up in Final Days
Campaigning for two contested seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission has intensified during the early voting period, turning a relatively quiet election cycle into a partisan fight over utility rates and energy policy. Two Republican incumbents, Tim Echols and Fitz Johnson, are being challenged by Democratic nominees Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson in an […]
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2025 Election: Who is Running For Sandy Springs Mayor?
Sandy Springs heads to the polls Tuesday for what could be the most competitive mayoral election in the city’s 20-year history, with three challengers taking on a three-term incumbent who once said he was too tired to run again. Why It Matters: The next mayor will steer Georgia’s seventh-largest city through critical decisions on redevelopment, […]
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Perfect Fall Weather Coming to Georgia This Week
Georgia is in for a beautiful stretch of fall weather this week with dry conditions and mild temperatures across the state. What’s Happening: Metro Atlanta will see highs in the low to mid-70s through most of the week, with lows in the low to mid-40s. The warmest days will be Wednesday through Friday. What’s Important: […]
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Why Games Keep Us Guessing
Every game, no matter how complex, hides a small heartbeat of risk. It might be a dice roll, a card draw, or a random chest drop and as but the moment it appears, something human lights up. That flicker of uncertainty has been part of play since the first stones were tossed across a board. […]
