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Get Ready for Delays on Ga. 400. Here’s Why

The Gist: Starting next week, drivers along Ga. 400 will need to plan for delays as bridge construction tightens its grip on daily commutes. The Details: Residents navigating through North Fulton will face lane closures and potential delays due to bridge widening and replacement work. The construction will affect three major overpasses, with specific closures […]

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Johnny Isakson’s Memory Serves as a Beacon of Civility in Malicious Times

Johnny Isakson ATHENS – A U.S. senator and a former senator traveled to the University of Georgia Friday to tout the benefits of political civility at a time extreme partisanship in Congress threatens to shut down the federal government. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and former Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., highlighted the first annual Johnny Isakson […]

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From Tanks to Teaching: Meet the Georgia Principal Who Drives Education With Passion

Not many students can say their principal knows how to drive a tank, but Fair Oaks Elementary School students can. Before Cathie Seibert was a principal or teacher, she signed up to serve her country in the U.S. Army. During her years as a U.S. Army soldier, Principal Seibert learned to drive tanks and armored personnel carriers and rappel down […]

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How To Avoid Getting Sick at Holiday Gatherings

🏠 The Gist: With the holiday season inching closer, Georgia’s Department of Public Health encourages everyone to get vaccinated against the flu and COVID-19. 🔍 The Details: For simultaneous protection, both shots can be administered in one go, ensuring a convenient safeguard for all eligible individuals over 6 months of age. Meanwhile, concerns about RSV […]

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Atlanta Foundation’s Luncheon Raises Over $1 Million for Women and Girls

The Atlanta Women’s Foundation has announced a significant milestone in their fundraising efforts for women’s and girls’ support in the metro Atlanta area. The “Numbers Too Big To Ignore” Luncheon, commemorating the foundation’s 25th anniversary, raised over one million dollars. The event highlighted critical issues facing women and girls in the community, driving discussions on […]

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‘The Rent Is Too Damn High:’ Here’s What Georgia Lawmakers May Do About It

State Sen. Donzella James ATLANTA – Affordable housing advocates and their allies in the General Assembly vowed Thursday to push for legislation that would get rid of a ban on rent control in Georgia that dates back to 1984. Senate Bill 125 would do away with the provision in state law that prohibits local governments […]

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A Garden of Wellness: Exploring the Vibrant Landscape of Herbal Flowers in the UK

The United Kingdom boasts a rich tapestry of herbal flowers that not only captivate the senses with their vibrant hues but also hold the key to a garden of wellness. In this exploration, we delve into the healing properties of these floral wonders – from lavender to CBD flowers UK – discovering the age-old tradition of herbal […]

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How Old Is Stetson Bennett?

Stetson Bennett, the American football quarterback currently with the Los Angeles Rams, was born on October 28, 1997. As of the latest available information, Bennett is 26 years old​. His career trajectory is quite noteworthy and parallels his personal growth from a young aspirant in the sport to a professional player in the NFL. Before […]

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21-Year-old Georgia Sex Offender Arrested With Assault Firearm Near Capitol

U.S. Capitol Police used a taser on and arrested a man on Tuesday whom they alleged walked with an assault-style weapon near the Capitol building, though it didn’t initially appear the man made any direct threats against members of Congress. USCP Chief Tom Manger said during a brief press conference that a 21-year-old registered sex […]

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Mountain Park Will Keep Its Fire Department

🚒 The Gist: The majority of Mountain Park’s residents cast their ballots in favor of perpetuating the tradition of backing their volunteer fire and rescue service, a pillar of the community’s safety since its inception in 1978. 📜 The Details: The key question on the ballot Tuesday in Mountain Park was whether the city should […]

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Election Results: Woodstock Voters Rally Behind $24 Million Trails and Parks Bond

🌳 The Gist: Woodstock’s landscapes are set for a green transformation, as over 86% of voters backed the Trails and Parks Bond Referendum, paving the way for significant park and trail developments. 🔨 The Details: The approved referendum channels $24 million into the creation and enhancement of multiple trails and parks, aiming to boost the […]

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Broom Sweeps All Other Candidates To Win Reelection in College Park

🏡 The Gist: Residents of College Park wake to a familiar leadership as incumbent Mayor Bianca Motley Broom retains her position, demonstrating strong community support. 🔍 The Details: Broom’s campaign, focused on local issues and progress, resonated with voters. The election results showed a clear preference for her approach to governance. ✅ By The Numbers: […]

Posted inHealth

Body Positivity and Breast Augmentation: Fostering a Healthy Self-image

In a world that often dictates unrealistic standards of beauty, embracing body positivity becomes an empowering journey. One aspect of this journey involves navigating the choices individuals make about their bodies, including the decision to undergo breast augmentation. Let’s delve into the intersection of body positivity and a boob job in Turkey and explore how these […]

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Here’s Who Won the Stonecrest Mayor’s Race

📊 The Gist: Mayor Jazzmin Cobble has won the Stonecrest mayoral election with an impressive 66.95% majority of the votes, showcasing strong voter confidence in her leadership. Cobble avoided a runoff in a crowded field, winning with a commanding lead despite it being a five person race. 🤔 Why It Matters: This election outcome solidifies […]

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Election Results: Brookhaven Mayor’s Race Heads to Runoff

📊 The Gist: The Brookhaven mayoral election heads to a runoff with H.J. “John” Park and Lauren Kiefer as the leading contenders after a competitive initial vote. 🤔 Why It Matters: The mayoral runoff election represents a pivotal moment for Brookhaven, with the next mayor poised to shape the city’s strategic direction. As Park and […]

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Doraville Mayor Joseph Geierman Wins Reelection in Landslide

📊 The Gist: Incumbent Mayor Joseph Geierman has won a resounding victory over former City Councilman Tom Hart in the Doraville mayoral race with a sweeping 69% of the vote. 🤔 Why It Matters: This election not only reaffirms Geierman’s strong position in local politics but also signals the community’s clear preference for his leadership […]

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Election Results: Who Won the Roswell City Council Races?

The Gist: Roswell’s electoral voice rang clear as incumbents Sarah Beeson and Christine Hall retained their City Council seats, a runoff was set for Post 2, and David Johnson claimed victory in Post 4. The Details: Incumbent Sarah Beeson held her ground in Post 1, Post 3 incumbent Christine Hall won re-election, and David Johnson […]

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