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How Will Funding Cuts to Public Broadcasting Impact Georgia?

When Congress yanked $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting with the Rescissions Act of 2025 (H.R. 4), it wasn’t just big names like PBS and NPR that lost support—it threatened Georgia Public Broadcasting’s 65-year role as Georgia’s public media anchor. 💥 GPB Funding Update In a historic and challenging move, Congress voted to defund […]

Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers

Back To The Future: What Are The Top 3 Cities in Georgia For an 80s Childhood?

A new survey of over 3,000 parents has crowned three Georgia communities as prime real estate for recreating those mythical childhoods where kids actually played outside until the streetlights came on. 🎯 What’s Happening: We Buy Houses In Denver surveyed parents nationwide about the best places for “80s-style childhoods” — think bicycle adventures, wandering near […]

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Kelvin King Enters Race for Georgia Secretary of State

Atlanta businessman and Air Force veteran Kelvin King has entered the race for Georgia secretary of state. King, who unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate three years ago, announced his candidacy for secretary of state Tuesday in an op-ed in James Magazine Online. “I’ve spent my life serving this country through service […]

Posted inGeorgia People

The Georgia Sheriff Who Writes Bedtime Stories

Most sheriffs spend their days thinking about crime statistics and patrol schedules. Reginald B. Scandrett thinks about encouraging children to become heroes in their communities. Henry County’s first African American sheriff has written a children’s book. Not a memoir about breaking barriers or a procedural guide to law enforcement—a story about a sheriff who sits […]

Posted inEntertainment

Gwinnett Pumps $170 Million into Gas South Arena Glow-Up

Gwinnett County residents could soon enjoy upgraded concerts, shows and events at a revamped Gas South Arena, thanks to a major county investment aimed at keeping the venue competitive. This overhaul promises better security, tech and parking. 🏗️ Project Breakdown: County commissioners greenlit a partnership with the Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau to fund $170 […]

Posted inTraffic & Transportation

Cornelia Highway Moped Crash Shuts Down Northbound Lanes

Hall County drivers faced detours as a collision between a moped and car closed a major traffic artery at the Cagle Road intersection. 🚧 What’s Happening: The Hall County Sheriff’s Office is assisting with traffic control while Georgia State Patrol leads the investigation. 🔍 Between the Lines: Cornelia Highway serves as a critical transportation corridor […]

Posted inWeather

Heavy Rain and Flooding Risks Loom For Georgia Through Friday

Georgia residents should prepare for scattered to widespread thunderstorms each afternoon and evening through Friday, with the greatest risk today and Thursday before conditions improve this weekend. 🌧️ Why It Matters: These slow-moving storms could dump enough rain to cause dangerous localized flooding in your neighborhood. Having multiple ways to receive weather warnings could be […]

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