Open any news app and the evidence is abundant: the world is on fire; your way of life is in danger; you should definitely panic – oh, and by the way, here’s a link to another article of ours that will tell you the very same thing. So… is it true? Is the state of […]
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How to Submit a Noise Complaint About DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Flights
Residents living near DeKalb-Peachtree Airport can conveniently report airport noise. The airport is using Plane Noise, an online system that makes filing complaints easier and faster. Here is how you can submit a noise complaint: 1. Use the Plane Noise Webform Go to pdkairport.org. You will find a link to the Plane Noise webform. Fill […]
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Pinwheel Pursuit Half Marathon and 5K to Support Children and Families in Northwest Georgia
Runners and walkers are invited to take part in the Pinwheel Pursuit Cartersville Half Marathon and 5K on May 17. The event, hosted by Advocates for Children, will raise money to help children and families impacted by abuse and neglect in Northwest Georgia. The race will start at the former Cartersville Primary School, located at […]
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Georgia Pearl Harbor Hero Finally Laid to Rest
Nearly 84 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor, a Georgia native lost in the early hours of America’s entry into World War II will finally be laid to rest with full military honors. Chief Warrant Officer John Gaynor Connolly was killed on December 7, 1941, when the USS Oklahoma was struck by Japanese torpedoes […]
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Avondale Estates Has America’s Best Small Town Beer Scene
Move over, Portland. Step aside, Asheville. The tiny town of Avondale Estates just schooled them all — again. 🏆 What We Know: Avondale Estates claimed the top spot as America’s Best Small Town Beer Scene in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards. This marks the fourth time in five years this Georgia gem has outbrewed […]
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What is Today’s Pollen Count in Georgia?
If you’ve been bracing for a pollen onslaught this week, you can relax—at least for today. The pollen count in metro Atlanta is pretty tame. 🌼 What’s Happening: Today’s total pollen count is 42. In pollen-speak, that lands us in the “low” category with tree pollen sneaking into the medium range. So, if your car […]
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Buckle Relocates to The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta
Buckle is set to move its store to The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta in Woodstock. The new location will open on April 1, replacing its previous space at Town Center at Cobb. Buckle offers a wide range of clothing, shoes, and accessories for men and women. The store features popular denim brands and exclusive labels […]
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Search Intensifies for Missing Georgia Hiker at South Carolina’s Table Rock State Park
Rescue teams are racing against time and treacherous terrain to find Stephanie Womacks, a Temple, Georgia woman who vanished last week during a hike at Table Rock State Park in Pickens, South Carolina. 🔍 What We Know: Crews have scoured the park for six straight days, with nearly 100 responders daily. On Friday, search teams […]
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It’s Not a Good Idea to Burn Things in North Georgia Today: Here’s Why
North Georgia residents face heightened wildfire risks today as extremely dry conditions create dangerous fire potential across the region. 🔥 What We Know: A Fire Danger Statement remains in effect until 8 p.m. today for north Georgia counties. Weather officials warn humidity levels will drop to 25 percent or less throughout the afternoon and evening […]
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Did ICE Violate The First Amendment By Arresting a Palestinian Activist?
A lawful permanent resident who helped organize Palestinian protests at Columbia University remained in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody Monday after his arrest over the weekend. ICE agents arrested Mahmoud Khalil on Saturday, initially saying they were acting on a State Department directive to revoke his student visa. Khalil’s attorney, Amy Greer, told The Associated Press that […]