Here is the statement from the Georgia Historical Society on the passing of Jimmy Carter. The Georgia Historical Society (GHS) is saddened by the loss of Jimmy Carter, a great humanitarian and statesman. As the only U.S. President from Georgia, Carter embodied the noble traditions of the founders of Georgia, Non Sibi Sed Aliis, “Not for Self, but […]
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Could Atlanta Really Get a Foot of Snow in January?
A European weather model suggests Atlanta could see up to a foot of snow in about 10 days. But the National Weather Service in Peachtree City is pushing back against early predictions, calling them unreliable this far out. What Weather Officials Say: The National Weather Service says snowfall forecasts more than a week ahead lack […]
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There’s a New Sheriff in Town in Chatham County: Here’s How You Can Meet Him
Residents in Chatham County have a chance to meet their new sheriff, Richard S. Coleman, who is hosting a community event called the “Chatham Roll” on Saturday, January 4th. What’s Happening: The “Chatham Roll” is a full-day event running from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It’s designed to give residents a chance to speak directly […]
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Broad Daylight Shooting on Main Street in Macon: What We Know
Gunshots rang out Monday afternoon near the heart of Macon, leaving one man fighting for his life and a woman recovering in stable condition. Now, investigators are working to uncover what led to the violence. Just The Facts: The Details: The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office says the shooting sparked calls to 911 Monday afternoon. Deputies […]
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Around Georgia: Bulloch County Officials Sworn In, MARTA Streetcar Service Update, and New Year’s Closures
Streetcar Service Suspended: MARTA will suspend streetcar service from Jan. 13-17, 2025, to allow Georgia Power to complete emergency repairs on Carnegie Way. During the shutdown, MARTA will operate shuttle vans, designed to resemble the streetcar, along the route. Additional contractors and utility companies will also use the downtime to make repairs near the tracks. […]
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A Nation Mourns: Funeral Plans Set for Jimmy Carter
Flags flew at half-staff across the nation Monday, a day after former President Jimmy Carter died at age 100 at his home in Plains. Gov. Brian Kemp issued two executive orders following the passing of the longest living ex-president, one ordering all U.S. and Georgia flags to fly at half-staff at all state buildings and […]
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What Will the Weather Be Like on New Year’s Eve in Georgia?
New Year’s Eve in Georgia will bring warm weather during the day, but temperatures will drop sharply overnight as residents ring in 2025. What’s Happening: Tuesday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and a high near 65 degrees. Winds will come from the southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour before shifting west in […]
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Do Georgia Drivers Still Care About Drunk Driving?
For too many, New Year’s Eve doesn’t end with a toast—it ends in disaster. Drunk driving destroys lives during the holidays, leaving families shattered and futures stolen. DUI By The Numbers According to the Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, in 2021, alcohol-impaired driving accounted for 469 deaths, representing 26% of the state’s 1,809 traffic […]
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Atlanta Police Search for Missing Teen Feared to Be in Danger
Update From The Atlanta Police Department: Samaunee Mosley has been located in Riverdale and appears to be ok. EMS will check on the child for precautionary measures. The Mother has been taken into custody, awaiting extradition back to APD public safety Headquarters. The investigation continues. The original article is below. Atlanta police are searching for […]
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Extreme Weather Events are Happening More Often: Here’s How it Impacts Your Wallet
AccuWeather expert meteorologists say 2024 will go down in the record books as a hot and stormy year with frequent rounds of extreme weather across the United States. “We witnessed a historic year of extreme weather in America. Hurricanes, floods, damaging windstorms, large hail and tornadoes devastated communities across the country,” said AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist […]