LAWRENCEVILLE — Gwinnett County police are asking for your help to locate Debbie Rebecca Fisher, a 59-year-old woman who has been missing since late August. Fisher was last seen on August 27, leaving her home near Meadow Wood Court in unincorporated Lawrenceville. A family member reported her missing three days later when she did not […]
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7-Year-Old Ejected on I-75: What We Know
A 7-year-old boy was airlifted to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta following a serious multi-vehicle crash that closed I-75 southbound for three hours Monday afternoon in Bartow County. What’s Happening: The crash occurred around 4:30 p.m. Monday near the Emerson-Allatoona Road exit when a white passenger car struck a Toyota Camry, triggering a chain reaction involving […]
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Canton’s Riverfest is Back After Weather Wipeout Last Year
After last year’s weather-forced cancellation left thousands disappointed, Canton’s massive Riverfest is making its comeback at Etowah River Park this month. The two-day festival typically draws 25,000 people to shop from 150+ artists, eat from food trucks, and let kids loose on bouncy houses and mini train rides. Every dollar raised goes directly to Cherokee […]
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Woman Dies After Being Pulled from Snellville House Fire
SNELLVILLE — An elderly woman died Sunday evening after firefighters pulled her from a burning home in Snellville, marking a tragic end to what neighbors describe as a chaotic rescue attempt complicated by downed power lines. The fire broke out around 5:45 p.m. at a single-story house on the 2200 block of Eastwood Drive. Multiple […]
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A Johns Creek Family Is Dead From a Domestic Murder-Suicide
A weekend welfare check at a Johns Creek home ended with the discovery of three family members dead in what investigators believe was a domestic murder-suicide. What happened Police found the bodies Sunday at a home on Glen Castle Court after someone requested they check on the family. Inside, officers discovered a married couple — […]
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In Georgia, It is Safer to Ride in a Taxi Than an Ambulance
A new study reveals that passengers in Georgia are statistically safer in taxis than in ambulances. The research by the Las Vegas-based personal injury law firm Shook & Stone analyzed crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for taxi and ambulance crashes from 2019 to 2023 across all 50 states. The study calculated the total […]
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Wilcox County Allows Former Homecoming Queens to Relive Their High School Glory
Somewhere in Wilcox County, women in their sixties and seventies are digging through closets, past the Christmas decorations and tax returns from the Reagan administration, searching for that one photograph—the one where they’re seventeen, sash diagonal across their chest, tiara catching the Friday night lights. The school district has called them home. This September, Wilcox […]
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Lilburn Has a New Way For You to Remember Your Pets
Lilburn just added something special to its city park: a bridge where people can remember and honor their pets. The spur bridge on the Camp Creek Greenway Trail at Lilburn City Park has officially been renamed Lily’s Bridge, after a rescued pup once found at the park. Starting August 28, which was Rainbow Bridge Remembrance […]
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Savannah Kicks Off ‘912 Day’ With 9-Day Citywide Scavenger Hunt
Savannah is throwing a citywide party for itself and you’re invited. Starting September 3, the city will launch the “9 Days of 912” scavenger hunt, leading up to Savannah Day (aka 912 Day) on September 12. Think of it as a nine-day adventure that gets you exploring local landmarks, snapping selfies, and showing love for […]
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Roswell is Dismantling Historic Doc’s Café
To save a landmark, Roswell is taking it apart. City officials announced they’ve begun “careful deconstruction” of Doc’s Café, a longtime Groveway fixture and a touchstone of Black community life in Roswell. The plan,according to city officials, is to dismantle the building piece by piece, document what matters, and store it for a future still […]