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Morris Brown College Reinstates Coronavirus Mask Mandate Following Positive Cases

ATLANTA — In response to confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 among students in the Atlanta University Center, Morris Brown College has swiftly reinstated its mask mandate, effective immediately. The college aims to ensure the safety and well-being of its faculty, staff, and student body during these challenging times. Over the next 14 days, several precautionary […]

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Could Georgia’s Lieutenant Governor face charges for his role in the fake elector scheme?

A special prosecutor could soon determine if Republican Lt. Gov. Burt Jones joins a long list of defendants indicted in the 2020 presidential election interference case that has already ensnared a state senator and former President Donald Trump as he seeks a second term in the White House. Several days ago, the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council […]

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New Path on Winters Chapel Road Set to Open

The Gist: A fresh path emerges on Winters Chapel Road, marking Dunwoody’s bold step towards improved pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure. What Happened?: Monday, August 28, at 10 a.m., Dunwoody unveils its newest infrastructure milestone: the first phase of the pedestrian and bike pathway on Winters Chapel Road. Stretching from Dunwoody Club Drive to Charmant Place, […]

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Georgia College Students: Don’t Forget About Renter’s Insurance

The Gist: College students heading to campus rentals this Fall are urged to consider safeguarding their valuables with renter’s insurance. What Happened?: As countless students make their move closer to campuses, Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King stresses the importance of renter’s insurance. He states that while property protection might be on the […]

Posted inGeorgia People

Jim Maddox, Atlanta’s Longest Serving Council Member, to Be Honored in Memorial Services

ATLANTA — The city is preparing to bid farewell to Jim Maddox, the longest serving council member in Atlanta’s history, known affectionately as the ‘Dean of the Atlanta City Council.’ Maddox, who dedicated 32 years of his life to public service, will be remembered in a series of events this week. Maddox’s legacy will be […]

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Atlanta Officials Release How They Will Review a Petition Calling for a Referendum on ‘Cop City’

The Gist: Atlanta officials have released a transparent, four-stage blueprint to authenticate signatures for the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center’s petition. Petitioners are calling for a referendum on the controversial site. What Happened?: Petitioners seeking a referendum on the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, also known as “Cop City,” have collected a plethora of signatures. […]

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Georgia Lawmakers Want to Tackle the Growth of Artificial Intelligence

State Sen. John Albers ATLANTA – The Georgia Senate is working to come to grips with the ramifications of the growth in artificial intelligence (AI) technology for public policy. Two Senate committees announced plans Monday to hold a joint hearing on AI this fall. The Public Safety and Science and Technology committees will take up […]