‘Tis the season for …. crafting! So if you’re a big fan of DIYing, show your little ones how fun it is with these 50 Christmas crafts for kids. From cute reindeer projects to adorable Santa decor and everything in between, there are dozens of different projects your kiddos can do this winter. Having 50 Christmas […]
Posted inIn The News
60-Year-Old Dunwoody Man Dies in Hall County Plane Crash
A single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft crashed in Hall County, resulting in the death of the pilot, Howard Lee Joe, aged 60.
Posted inEducation
APS Faces Backlash from Georgia School Chief Over Mishandling Teacher Bonus Funds
The Atlanta Public Schools system has found itself at the center of a heated controversy following Governor Brian Kemp’s announcement of a $1,000 retention pay supplement for Georgia’s teachers and educational support staff. This financial incentive, intended to honor the hard work and dedication of educators across the state, has sparked an intense debate within […]
Posted inCrime
Bibb County Deputy Fired in Aftermath of Jailbreak
Travaris Freeman was fired from the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office for failing to maintain jail security, leading to a significant jailbreak.
Posted inCrime
Ex-Georgia Cop Convicted of Pandemic Relief Fraud
A Georgia attorney and former Atlanta police officer has been convicted on federal charges of fraudulently obtaining more than $7 million in pandemic relief funds. Shelitha Robertson, 62, of Atlanta submitted applications for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans on behalf of four businesses she owned. The applications falsely inflated the number of employees and average […]
Posted inBusiness
Georgia Welcomes 2024 with a Bevy of New Luxurious Hotels
Georgia is set to sparkle in the new year with an impressive array of new hotel openings, offering travelers a diverse range of experiences – from mountaintop resorts to historic urban retreats. Signia by Hilton Atlanta – A New Era of Downtown EleganceSlated to open in January 2024, the Signia by Hilton Atlanta is not […]
Posted inHealth
Why Are so Many Pregnant Women Dying in Georgia?
Georgia faces a severe maternal mortality crisis, with one of the highest rates in the U.S.
Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers
What Is Georgia’s Favorite Christmas Song?
A recent study revealed Georgia’s favorite Christmas songs based on search volume data over the past year.
Posted inYour Family
Here’s the 411 on How To Call the Santa Claus Hotline
Writing a letter to Santa Claus is a time-honored tradition for kids this time of year. Telling the big guy that they’ve been a good girl or boy, naming a few toys on their Christmas wish list, promising to leave a plate of cookies by the fireplace on Christmas Eve, and then sending the note off to […]
Posted inLocal
Norcross Trash Pickup Schedule for Christmas Week Released
Norcross residents should prepare for a one-day delay in sanitation and recycling services due to the Christmas holiday.
Posted inBusiness
Best Practices for Implementing an Email Monetization Strategy
Providing valuable and engaging content is an effective method to attract and retain email subscribers. An additional advantage of this approach is the potential for email monetization. In this article, we will explore the fundamentals of email monetization and the best practices for implementing a successful strategy. Keep reading this article for valuable insights and […]
Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers
The Most Popular Hunting States According to U.S. Hunters
The number of hunters in the US continues to grow, which is not at all surprising considering the fact that hunting is deemed a noble and cultural tradition that is rooted deep in American culture. It has become, for many, a rite of passage, and continues to be an active part of many families’ way […]
Posted inFood
Can the State of New York Force Chick-fil-A To Open on Sundays?
New York State lawmakers have introduced a bill targeting Chick-fil-A’s business hours, particularly its policy of closing on Sundays. This legislation focuses on Chick-fil-A locations at state-run travel plazas on the Thruway, proposing a mandate for seven-day operations.
Posted inNews You Can Use
Should You Use Hazard Lights When You Drive in the Rain?
Georgia’s traffic laws require the use of headlights in poor weather conditions, while advising against the use of hazard lights while driving.
Posted inHigh School Sports
College Football Fans Confused Over 5-Star Quarterback Dylan Raiola’s Odd Announcement
In one of the biggest recruiting stories of the year, 5-star quarterback Dylan Raiola, the nation’s No. 2 overall player and top-ranked passer, flipped his commitment from Georgia to Nebraska. Raiola made his announcement on social media Monday afternoon, using a poem to declare that he’ll be following in his father’s footsteps and becoming a Cornhusker in 2024. […]
Posted inGeorgia Places
How Did Atlanta’s Buckhead Area Get Its Name?
Nestled in the heart of Atlanta, Buckhead is known today for its upscale shops, elegant hotels, and bustling business district. But the origin of its name takes us back to a more rustic, early 19th-century Georgia. The Early Days of Buckhead The story of Buckhead’s name begins with Henry Irby, a significant figure in the […]
Posted inWeather
South Fulton Opens Warming Center Due To Freezing Temperatures
📢 The Gist: South Fulton has opened a temporary warming center at Burdett Park in response to the National Weather Service’s forecast of extreme cold, providing shelter from the evening of Dec. 18 through the night of Dec. 20. 🌡️ The Details: The city of South Fulton is taking proactive steps in response to the […]
Posted inCrime
Stolen ATV Recovered in Twiggs County
In a joint operation, the Twiggs County Sheriff’s Office and Bleckley County Sheriff’s Office successfully located a stolen ATV on December 11, hidden in woods near a suspect’s residence.
