Savannah will light up City Hall for Labor Day while police and fire officials urge safety on the roads and at cookouts. What’s Happening: Starting at sunset on Monday, Sept. 1, City Hall will glow in red, white, and blue. The city is inviting people to take photos and share them online with the hashtag […]
Cherokee Election Results: County Commission Race Heads to Runoff
Republican Will Cagle and Democrat Charles Ravenscraft will face each other in a September 23 runoff to decide who fills the Cherokee County Commission District 1 seat. Unofficial results from Tuesday’s special election show Cagle in the lead, but short of the majority needed to win outright. Ravenscraft secured second place in the four-way contest, […]
Labor Day Explained: More Than Just a Day Off
For most Georgians, Labor Day means three-day weekend, burgers on the grill, and maybe one last trip to the lake before summer fades. But the holiday wasn’t invented to give car dealerships an excuse to run commercials with waving American flags. It’s not about mattress sales, discounts, or even football kickoff. Labor Day is about […]
Trump Says CDC Chief Ousted: Her Lawyer Says She Hasn’t Resigned or Been Fired
The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention doesn’t appear inclined to leave her post, despite the Trump administration announcing Wednesday that she’s no longer running one of the country’s top public health agencies. Attorneys for Susan Monarez, who received Senate confirmation in late July, posted that she hasn’t been fired or resigned, […]
Navigating Tax Debt: Essential Resources To Help You Get Back on Track
Understanding and managing tax debt can be a daunting task with a web of regulations and consequences that may seem overwhelming. The strain it puts on finances and the accompanying stress can take a toll on anyone’s peace of mind. Fortunately, resources and strategies are available to confront this challenge head-on and clear the path […]
Retired NFL Player Darryl ‘Buster’ Skrine Arrested in Roswell on Fraud Charges
Darryl “Buster” Skrine, a retired NFL player, was arrested Wednesday in Roswell on 18 fraud-related charges and is also wanted in Canada for skipping bail in a separate $100,000 check fraud case. What We Know: Police said Skrine, 35, used online dating platforms to build relationships with women before asking them for money under the […]
The Case of The Disappearing Weekend
In my last column, I discussed the pressure and intensity of youth sports, but I didn’t get to touch on the weekend aspect. So now, here is my ode to the weekend. A farewell to arms, if you will. The meaning of weekends has changed exponentially in the last few years. Weekends used to mean […]
Georgia State Troopers Will Be Out in Full Force Labor Day Weekend
Thousands of Georgians will hit the road this Labor Day weekend, and state troopers say they’ll be ready. The Georgia Department of Public Safety warns drivers that extra patrols will target speeding, drunk driving, and distracted driving from Friday evening through late Monday night. What’s Happening: Officials say this holiday period is one of the […]
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz: ‘Horrific Act of Violence’ at South Minneapolis Catholic School
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said Wednesday that the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and State Patrol are on the scene of what he called a “horrific act of violence” at a Catholic Church in south Minneapolis. “I’m praying for our kids and teachers whose first week of school was marred by this horrific act of violence,” […]
Georgia’s Air Quality is The Worst in The Nation
Breathing in Georgia is now the equivalent of smoking 147 cigarettes a year, according to a new study. That means every cough, wheeze, and runny nose might as well come with a Surgeon General’s warning. Why It Matters: Air pollution is not just an Atlanta skyline haze problem. It’s linked to asthma, heart disease, and […]
