The boil water advisory is over in Savannah. City officials say recent tests found no coliform bacteria in the remaining affected areas, clearing tap water for normal use across the system. 🧪 Why It Matters: Clean tap water is back, but your home’s lines still need a quick reset to clear out stale water and […]
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Are Deer Overrunning Peachtree Corners? New Cameras Will Tell
Shrubs chomped to nubs. Brake lights flashing at dusk. In Peachtree Corners, neighbors say deer aren’t a novelty—they’re a daily obstacle. City Hall is now counting the herd before deciding what comes next. 🦌 Why It Matters: Collisions and costly landscaping add up. Tracking where and how often deer move could guide fixes that protect […]
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Let’s Camp in a Conestoga Wagon, She Said…
Camping isn’t for me. I am not a camping type of person. Put another way, I am not a happy camper. Anyone who has ever met me would be able to tell within about nine seconds that when someone says “Let’s go camping,” I am the type who is going to schedule a root canal. […]
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Navigating the Journey: Essential Resources and Support for Alzheimer’s Patients and Caregivers
Alzheimer’s disease marks a challenging journey not just for those diagnosed but also for their caregivers and loved ones. Its progression brings about significant changes, demanding an understanding of the condition and a robust support system. Resources designed for both patients and their supporters are vital in managing this life-altering challenge. Utilizing available tools and […]
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Boil Water Advisory Still In Place For Savannah
Some Savannah-area taps are back to normal. Yours may not be. City officials say a boil water advisory is still in effect after a cloudy water issue at the I&D Water Treatment Plant earlier Friday. 📣 What’s Happening: The City of Savannah says an operational issue at the I&D plant pushed turbidity—cloudiness in water—above state […]
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Southwest Pilot Arrested in Cockpit on DUI Charges in Savannah
Passengers had buckled up. The pilot was in the cockpit. Then police stepped on board and led him out in cuffs. A flight to Chicago never left the ground. 🚨 What Happened: Officers took a 52-year-old Southwest Airlines pilot off a plane in Savannah on Wednesday morning after a security officer flagged him during crew […]
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Why Georgia Keeps Getting Scammed: New Study Ranks Us No. 2
The con artists are clicking “add to cart” on Georgia. A new analysis says we’ve lodged one of the nation’s highest rates of internet fraud — and 2024 was our worst year yet. 🖥️ What’s Happening: A study from Simmrin Law Group, using Federal Trade Commission data from 2020–2024, says Georgia ranks second nationally for […]
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Revitalize Your Workspace: Tips for an Office Refresh
Your workspace is more than just a place where you tackle daily tasks; it’s a hub for creativity, productivity, and professional growth. Creating an environment that fosters focus and comfort can dramatically boost your work performance and overall satisfaction. It is important to align your office space with your work habits and personal style to […]
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Hurricane Erin Won’t Hit Georgia, But Deadly Rip Currents Will
Winds stay away. Waves do not. Residents from the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry should plan for rough surf and dangerous currents next week due to Hurricane Erin. 🌊 Why It Matters: Lives are at risk in strong rip currents. According to the National Hurricane Center, distant storms can send powerful swells that turn a beach […]
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What Happens When a Town Sleeps Outside for Its Heroes
A community sleep-out in Warner Robins will ask residents to spend one night outside to better understand life without shelter and to raise money for homeless female veterans. The event, called “No Roof City,” is scheduled for Sept. 27 at Memorial Park. It will run from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Organizers plan personal stories […]