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Is Your HOA Aggressive and Unreasonable? A New Bill in Georgia Could Fix That

A bill in the state senate could finally curb the powers given to homeowner’s associations in Georgia. Senate Bill 406, introduced by Sen. Josh Brass (R-6th) and five co-sponsors, would require all homeowners associations in Georgia to register annually with the Secretary of State and create a new state board to investigate complaints against HOAs. […]

Posted inCrime

Teen Charged in Macon Shooting Death

An 18-year-old Macon man has been charged with felony murder and other crimes after a shooting Friday night on Hardwick Drive left one person dead and another critically injured. What’s Happening: Zay’vion Ni Seah Dajour Jackson was arrested and charged with felony murder, criminal attempt to commit armed robbery, and three counts of aggravated assault. […]

Posted inEducation

Gwinnett Schools Will Force All 6-Year-Olds Into First Grade Starting Fall 2026

Parents in Gwinnett County will lose the option to hold back their 6-year-olds from first grade under a new school district policy. What’s Happening: Gwinnett County Public Schools will require all 6-year-old children to start first grade beginning in fall 2026. The change wipes out what parents and educators call “redshirting,” where parents could choose […]

Posted inWeather

Snow is Coming: What to Do if The Lights Go Out

Sub-freezing temperatures and potential snow and ice are expected across Georgia this weekend. What’s Happening: The National Weather Service forecasts sub-freezing temperatures statewide, with possible snow and ice in some areas. Power outages are possible during severe winter weather. What You Can Do Now: How to Stay Informed During Outages: Georgia Power offers free Outage […]

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School Systems Rejected Georgia’s Property Tax Cap. Now Lawmakers Want to Force it on Them

Tax increases on Georgia homeowners could be limited to the inflation rate — including taxes for education after most school systems decided against capping property tax hikes last year. The state Senate’s Republican majority introduced a bill this week that would require all school systems to limit property tax increases that occur because of rising […]

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