🚗 The Gist: Roswell officials have determined the site for the city’s new downtown parking deck following a City Council vote. 🔍 The Details: The decision — based on a public vote in November 2022 allocating $20 million — designates a specific area between Alpharetta Street and Green Street for the parking structure. City officials […]
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Georgia Soaked with Near-Record Rainfall in Early March
📈 The Gist: The first 10 days of March have seen near-record levels of rainfall across Georgia, making it one of the wettest starts to the month in history. 🌧️ The Details: Residents throughout Georgia have faced a barrage of rain, with several cities nearing the top of their all-time precipitation records for early March. […]
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Two Killed in Fatal Multi-Vehicle Pileup On I-75
🚗 The Gist: A severe multi-vehicle collision occurred on I-75 Northbound near South Marietta Parkway, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries. 🚓 The Details: Early Saturday morning, a devastating chain-reaction crash involving a Chrysler Pacifica, Acura ILX, Audi Q5, and a Freightliner truck took place on I-75 Northbound, leading to two fatalaties and several […]
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Trump and Biden Hold Competing Rallies in Georgia Ahead of Tuesday’s Primary
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, separated by less than one hundred miles in Georgia, took turns attacking each other in front of friendly crowds Saturday as voting wraps up Tuesday in the battleground state. “You’re the reason we’re going to win,” Biden said to his supporters at the Pullman Yards in Atlanta. […]
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Peachtree City’s Counterfeit Crackdown: Cool Beans Caught Red-Handed
🚨 The Gist: Cool Beans in Peachtree City, known for its backroom bargains, has been busted for dealing in counterfeit designer goods, confirming the suspicions of many savvy shoppers. 🔍 The Details: The Peachtree City Police Department has put an end to the questionable business practices at Cool Beans. After receiving tips and complaints, law […]
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The Weather in Georgia is Getting Warmer and The Rattlesnakes are Out
As the mercury rises and nature beckons us outdoors, an important warning comes from the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office. Enjoying the warm weather comes with its own set of precautions, especially when it comes to our slithery counterparts. A recent incident involving the safe removal and relocation of a Timber rattlesnake from a residential area […]
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Don’t Forget To Set Your Clocks Ahead: The Sleepy Shuffle into Daylight Saving Time in Tonight
In the wee hours of a Sunday morning, an event so monumental unfolds that it has the power to make us question the very fabric of reality—or at least the reliability of our alarm clocks. Yes, Georgians, brace yourselves: Daylight Saving Time is upon us again! As we prepare to “spring forward,” setting our clocks […]
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Zoo Atlanta Mourns the Loss of Ruby, a Beloved Red Panda
Zoo Atlanta is mourning the loss of Ruby, a cherished female red panda, who was found deceased by her care team on March 8. Although the immediate cause of her death remains uncertain, initial necropsy results suggest a mesenteric torsion, a critical condition involving the intestines. Further analyses are pending in collaboration with the University […]
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Who is Running for Congress in Georgia?
Every member of Georgia’s congressional delegation running for reelection this year will face at least one opponent. But as Qualifying Week at the state Capitol ended on Friday, the most interesting congressional race will be for the only open seat in the 14-member delegation. With U.S. Rep. Drew Ferguson, R-West Point, leaving office, seven Republicans […]
Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers
Southern Hospitality: Georgia Ranks #2 In Politeness
😏 The Gist: Tired of hearing about surveys and rankings where Georgia ranks near the bottom? Well, The Peach State has finally found something it ranks highly in. Manners and politeness. According to a Preply survey, the Peach State is practically a finishing school for manners, ranking as the second most polite state in the […]
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Teen Arrested After High-Speed Chase Causes Major Crash on Ga. 400
🚔 The Gist: A 16-year-old boy from Gainesville faces multiple charges following a police pursuit that led to a serious accident on Ga. 400 in Forsyth County on Thursday. 🚨 The Details: According to the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, the teenager was arrested after fleeing a traffic stop, engaging in reckless driving, and causing a […]
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Three Teens Arrested in Stolen Car After Shooting
🚨 The Gist: Gwinnett County Police arrested three teens found in a stolen car involved in a recent shooting in Snellville. 👮 The Details: Using Flock surveillance technology, officers located a green Kia Soul stolen and linked to a Snellville shooting. When police attempted to intercept, the vehicle rammed a patrol car and fled, leading […]
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Should Memorial Drive Be Renamed to Veterans Memorial Drive?
📜 The Gist: State Representative Mary Margaret Oliver is proposing renaming Atlanta’s Memorial Drive to “Veterans Memorial Drive” to honor all U.S. veterans, not just Confederate soldiers. 🛣️ The Details: House Resolution 1351, backed by the DeKalb Delegation, seeks to change the name of Memorial Drive — which currently links the State Capitol to a […]
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These Two Georgia House Members Will Not Be Running Again
Two veteran members of the Georgia House of Representatives announced Friday that they won’t seek reelection this year. Reps. David Knight, R-Griffin, and Gregg Kinnard, D-Lawrenceville, addressed their colleagues from the House floor on the final day of Qualifying Week for legislative candidates. Knight, now serving in his 20th year in the House, is chairman […]
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The Public Record: Marjorie Taylor Greene Challenges Joe Biden at State of The Union
The News: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene made headlines during President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address by donning a MAGA hat, a red coat, and a white t-shirt that said “Say Her Name: Laken Riley” on it. The spectacle of her appearance not only challenged House decorum, but the hat was a violation of […]
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What Constitutes a Viable Personal Injury Case in Georgia?
Personal injury cases can have significant impacts on individuals’ lives, both physically and financially. Whether it’s a car accident, slip and fall, or medical malpractice, understanding what constitutes a viable personal injury case is crucial for anyone involved in such situations. In this article, we will delve into the essential elements that make up a […]
Posted inWeather
Weekend Weather: Flooding and Severe Storm Risks Across Georgia
🚨 The Gist: North and Central Georgia face significant weather threats today and into the weekend, with a moderate to slight risk of flash flooding and severe thunderstorms on the horizon. 🌧 The Details: The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for numerous counties in North and Central Georgia. A moderate risk […]
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This Georgia City is Defying The Credit Card Debt Trend
🔢 The Gist: In a notable contrast to the nationwide trend of escalating credit card debt, residents of Columbus distinguish themselves by contributing the smallest debt increase in the state. 📉 The Details: A recent WalletHub report shows an intriguing anomaly: while credit card debt across the United States approaches a staggering $1.3 trillion, Columbus […]
