Thousands of Gwinnett County voters will head to different polling locations Tuesday after election officials moved 13 sites across the county. The election is for the Public Service Commission. 🗳️ Why It Matters: Showing up to your old polling place could mean you cannot vote. The changes affect voters from Dacula to Stone Mountain. 📍 […]
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Morgan’s Ace Hardware in Woodstock Now Offers U-Haul Rentals
Morgan’s Ace Hardware in Woodstock has started renting moving trucks and trailers to help people with do-it-yourself moves. The hardware store at 7337 Main St. now offers U-Haul trucks, trailers, towing equipment and moving supplies as part of a new partnership. Store owner Lisa Lusk said she is proud to team with the industry leader […]
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Kayaker Rescued From Ocmulgee River Rapids
A kayaker who fell into rapids on the Ocmulgee River was rescued along with friends who became stranded on an island, according to Butts County Fire and Emergency Services. What We Know: The kayaker fell into the rapids on the Ocmulgee River, prompting a multi-agency rescue response. Butts County Fire and Emergency Services crews worked […]
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‘No Kings’ Protests Rise Up Throughout Georgia in Opposition to Military Parade
On Saturday, thousands of Georgians across the state participated in nationwide protests planned to coincide with a military parade in Washington, D.C., in honor of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, Flag Day, and President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday. Protests were planned in 37 places across Georgia, including Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Woodstock and Athens. […]
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Man Gets 5 Years For Setting Norcross Apartment on Fire to Avoid Deportation
A man from Mexico received a five-year prison sentence after he set his apartment building on fire and assaulted a federal officer while trying to avoid deportation in Gwinnett County. Armando Carrillo-Diaz, 45, pleaded guilty in January to assaulting a federal officer, arson and illegally reentering the United States. U.S. District Judge Mark H. Cohen […]
Posted inWeather
Thunderstorms Expected Across Georgia This Week
Scattered thunderstorms will hit north and central Georgia today. The National Weather Service warns residents to prepare for gusty winds and frequent lightning. ⛈️ Why It Matters: The storms could bring localized flooding and dangerous lightning strikes. Residents should have a plan for severe weather and avoid outdoor activities during peak storm hours. 🌩️ What’s […]
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Lake Lanier Drowning Victim Found After 36-Hour Search
Rescue teams pulled a 27-year-old man’s body from Lake Lanier Sunday. Ramon Diaz-Soria had been missing since Saturday afternoon when he fell from a boat. What Happened:Diaz-Soria was boating with friends Saturday when he suddenly went under and never came back up.• Georgia Department of Natural Resources confirms the recovery after extensive search operations• Friends […]
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No Staff, No Service, No Shame
It appears that in our haste to travel back in time to the glory days of 2017, we’ve all agreed to pretend that a global pandemic never happened. The masks are gone, the hand sanitizer stations are empty, and if you bring up “those unprecedented times,” people look at you like you just asked if […]
Posted inPublic Safety
Accused Child Predator Dies in Bibb County Jail
A 38-year-old man died in Bibb County custody early Sunday morning, prompting an internal investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. 🚨 Why It Matters: In-custody deaths raise critical questions about jail conditions and transparency, directly impacting community trust in local law enforcement. ⚖️ What’s Happening: 🔍 Between the Lines: An autopsy is pending, and […]
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Father and Son Rescued From River Current on Father’s Day
A Richmond County sheriff’s sergeant and two bystanders pulled a father and son from a dangerous river current Sunday afternoon, averting a potential tragedy on Father’s Day. 🚨 What’s Happening: 🤝 Between the Lines: The rescue relied on split-second decisions and cooperation. Grooms radioed for backup while directing Wright Sr. to grab a tree branch. […]