Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers

Where Are People Moving to Georgia From?

Relocation tech company moveBuddha released their latest 2022 state migration report highlighting the latest moving trends in Georgia. The report digs deep into moveBuddha’s data on all things Georgia – which states are fueling moves in and the cities most popular to move to (and even which are seeing major exits).  Georgia has been in the spotlight […]

Posted inTraffic & Transportation

Weekend lane closures on I-75 at Akers Mill Road

Contractors for Georgia Department of Transportation will install overnight closures on I-75 at Akers Mill Road in Cobb County this weekend. These closures are related to construction of new direct connection access ramps at Akers Mill Road to the recently-completed I-75/I-575 Northwest Corridor Express Lanes. Weather and on-site conditions permitting, these are the scheduled closures: 8 […]

Posted inWeather

UGA Griffin campus damaged in storm

The University of Georgia Griffin campus sustained significant damage following strong storms and a tornado that struck Griffin-Spalding County Thursday, Jan. 12. There are currently no reports of injuries. Trees and power lines were downed, and several campus buildings were damaged by wind, falling trees or flying debris. “University of Georgia personnel are working closely with […]

Posted inYour Government

Here are the regulations Cherokee County is putting on new storage facilities

In response to the staggering number of applications for new storage facilities within Cherokee County, county leaders adopted some new rules for any new facilities built in the county. The Board of Commissioners implemented a moratorium in September to give staff an opportunity to review county zoning ordinances related to the facilities, later extending the […]

Posted inEducation

Calhoun City Schools gets funding to expand mental health support for students

Calhoun City Schools has been awarded a School-Based Mental Health grant through the US Department of Education. Continuing to provide quality mental health support and services to students, the school system will expand additional resources with the five-year grant period totaling $2,071,811 with a required 25% local match. The priority for the competition is for local education […]