As election season nears, couples with opposing views wonder if their votes cancel each other. However, each vote counts individually and contributes to overall results without negating the other’s impact. Voting diversity within couples signals varied opinions, influencing political strategies and community engagement. Ultimately, all votes are significant in representation and outcomes.
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Georgia Will Have its Own Health Insurance Exchange For 2025: What You Need to Know
Starting Nov. 1, Georgia will replace the federal ACA exchange with a state-based system called Georgia Access, intended to better serve residents. While proponents claim improved enrollment assistance through agents, concerns remain about non-compliant plans and the technology’s reliability. Coverage begins Jan. 1 for those who select plans by Dec. 16.
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Savannah Just Named a Section of Highway 204 Pete Liakakis Memorial Highway: Who Was The Man Behind The Name?
A section of Highway 204 in Savannah has been named after Pete Liakakis, a cherished former Chatham County Commission Chairman. His lifetime service and dedication to the community were celebrated during a recent ceremony. This tribute reflects his lasting impact on Savannah and honors his significant contributions to public service.
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Kamala Harris Brings Out The Stars At Georgia Rally
Vice President Kamala Harris went on offense against former President Donald Trump Thursday night at a star-studded Get Out the Vote rally in Clarkston, the most diverse city in Georgia. In what has become the Democrat’s closing argument against Republican Trump just 12 days away from Election Day, Harris warned that an “unhinged” Trump poses […]
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Cookie Thieves Are Stealing Georgians’ Information and Money
The FBI in Atlanta warns of a significant increase in cookie thefts, where cybercriminals steal cookies to access sensitive user data, leading to identity theft and financial losses. They urge the public to update software, enable two-factor authentication, and clear cookies frequently to mitigate risks. Interviews with FBI experts are available for further insights.
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Rockdale Missing Person Alert: Chloe Leigh Cooper
Rockdale Missing Person Alert: Chloe Leigh Cooper
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Missing Georgia Woman Vanishes Under Mysterious Circumstances After Jail Release
The Gwinnett County Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a 42-year-old woman from Norcross who has been missing since July. Just the Facts: • The woman, identified as Halli Blower, was last seen on July 11 after bonding out of the Gwinnett County Jail. • She is described as 5 feet, […]
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Single Ticket in Georgia Wins $478.2 Million Powerball Jackpot
A Georgia resident just became a multi-millionaire, matching all six numbers in Wednesday night’s Powerball drawing. The jackpot is worth a staggering $478.2 million, with a cash option of $230.6 million. 💵 What’s Happening: The winning numbers were 2, 15, 27, 29, 39, and the red Powerball 20, with a Power Play multiplier of 2X. […]
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Apartment Fire in Norcross Displaces 20 Residents
A fire broke out at The Elliot Apartments on Northridge Way on Wednesday afternoon, displacing 20 tenants. No injuries were reported. Just The Facts: • The fire was reported at The Elliot Apartments, located at 4047 Northridge Way NW. • Firefighters reported heavy fire coming from the windows and attic of the building. • A […]
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Stop, Peachtree City What’s That Sound? The Air Show is Coming
Peachtree City residents and businesses are being notified about increased aircraft activity ahead of the Falcon Field Air Show. Flyovers will begin on Friday, October 25, 2024, between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., as part of final preparations for the weekend event. Just the Facts: • Dates: Flyovers will start Friday, October 25, with the […]
Posted inTraffic & Transportation
I-75 Alert: What to Expect from Overnight Ramp Closures
Motorists traveling on I-75 near Macon should prepare for overnight disruptions as the Georgia Department of Transportation begins a drilling project that will close exit ramps at Exit 163. The affected ramps include Stadium Drive and State Route 74. The closures will occur from October 23 to 25, 2024, between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. […]
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Detectives Still Seeking Information in Disappearance of Selena Garcia Two Years Ago
As the second anniversary of Selena Garcia’s disappearance approaches, Gwinnett County Police continue to seek public help to locate the 25-year-old, missing since October 23, 2022. Despite extensive efforts, no significant leads have emerged. Authorities urge anyone with information, including minor details, to contact them or Crime Stoppers.
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Bicyclist Hospitalized After Collision with Truck in Cobb County
A 42-year-old man was hospitalized with serious injuries after a collision with a truck on Paces Ferry Road. The incident occurred when the cyclist entered a crosswalk and was struck by the truck during a left turn. The driver was uninjured. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
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Trial Begins for East Point Mom Accused of Killing Her Daughter and Setting Apartment on Fire
A mother stands trial in a case that has rocked East Point. Nicole Ashley Jackson, 27, is accused of killing one of her 4-year-old twin daughters, severely injuring the other, and setting their apartment on fire to cover up the crime. In Context: This case is a heartbreaking reminder of the potential failures of a […]
Posted inYour Family
What Are The Top Baby Names For 2024?
For the second consecutive year, Olivia and Noah are the most popular names for girls and boys, respectively. The top names show limited shifts, with Amelia and Emma swapping ranks. Notable new entries in the top 100 are Walker and Ember. Baby name trends reflect cultural changes and evolving parent preferences.
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Denny’s to Close 150 Locations: What We Know
Denny’s will close 150 underperforming restaurants by the end of 2025, affecting about 10% of its locations, amid declining sales and consumer shifts toward affordable dining options. This decision follows five consecutive quarters of falling same-store sales, signaling challenges in the family dining sector due to inflation and changing customer preferences.
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A Buckle May Have Caused The Sapelo Island Gangway Failure
The Sapelo Island gangway collapse that killed seven people over the weekend may have been due to buckled metal, the head of the state agency that operates the ferry dock said Tuesday. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation and Department of Natural Resources have taken custody of the 80-foot ramp and removed it to a warehouse, […]
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What Impact Does AI Have on Georgia Courts?
Georgia Chief Justice Michael Boggs Tuesday announced the formation of an ad hoc committee that will assess the risks and benefits of using artificial intelligence in the state’s court system. The committee, to be chaired by Justice Andrew Pinson, will look for ways to maintain public trust and confidence in Georgia’s judiciary as the use […]
