Winter weather is creating hazardous conditions for drivers in Harris County today. The entrance ramp to I-185 Southbound at State Route 103, near mile marker 25, is blocked due to icy conditions. What’s Happening: Georgia Department of Transportation crews are currently addressing the situation. The blocked ramp is causing delays in the area, and drivers […]
2 Georgia Middle School Students Die in ATV Accident
Two Morgan County Middle School students have died following an ATV accident over the weekend, according to a statement from the school district. The loss has left the Madison community mourning and seeking comfort. 📰 What We Know: 🔎 What’s Next: Authorities, including the Georgia State Patrol, are continuing to gather details about the accident. […]
What is in Donald Trump’s Executive Order on Inflation?
President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum aimed at providing relief to Americans burdened by inflation. The move seeks to cut costs for housing, energy, and healthcare. 📊 What’s Happening: The memorandum, titled “Delivering Emergency Price Relief for American Families,” outlines measures federal agencies must take to curb the cost-of-living crisis. Among the proposed actions: […]
Georgia Snow Update: Winter Storm Shifts North
The winter storm track has shifted north this morning, prompting the National Weather Service to extend snowfall predictions and advisories accordingly. The updated forecasts indicate travel difficulties and dangerous road conditions as snow begins to fall. ❄️ What’s Happening: Snowfall totals have been revised upward for central Georgia, where officials now predict significant impacts on […]
Here Are The Executive Orders Donald Trump Signed Today
On his first day back in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump hit the ground running with a series of executive orders. Here are some of the executive orders he signed in the first hours of his presidency. The orders signal Trump’s intent to reverse many Biden administration policies while prioritizing his own long-standing goals.
Around Georgia: School Closings
Updated List of School Closings Fulton County Schools Closed Tuesday: Fulton County Schools and administrative offices will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21, due to severe cold and the potential for inclement weather. There will be no remote learning or after-school activities, including extended day programs, field trips, and athletic events. The District 2 community […]
The Latest on The Timing of Snow in Georgia
Snow is expected to arrive across portions of central and north Georgia starting Tuesday, with accumulations leading to slippery and dangerous travel conditions through Wednesday morning. ❄️ What’s Happening: 📏 Snow Accumulations: ⏰ When to Expect It: 🚗 Travel Concerns: 🌡️ Why It’s Dangerous: Subfreezing temperatures will prevent melting and keep roads treacherous overnight and […]
9 Things You Didn’t Know About Johns Creek
With nature, culture, and an impressive history, Johns Creek is a vibrant southern city and a strong community. However, there are many aspects of Johns Creek that both residents and visitors may be unfamiliar with. Now, you can take a deep dive into what makes this city so special. The Early Communities The early days […]
Kemp Declares State of Emergency in Georgia Due to Freezing Weather
Governor Brian Kemp has declared a State of Emergency across Georgia as residents brace for severe winter weather. The order activates resources to ensure safety as freezing temperatures and icy conditions sweep the state. 🚨 What’s Happening: With the declaration effective immediately, state agencies are mobilizing to respond to expected snow and ice accumulation. The […]
When Will Snow Arrive in Georgia on Tuesday?
Residents across Georgia should brace for snow and freezing rain starting Tuesday morning, with hazardous travel conditions expected into Wednesday. ❄️ What’s Happening: A Winter Storm Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service, with snow expected to begin as early as late Tuesday morning. Areas across central, north-central, and northeast Georgia could see […]
