AccuWeather long-range experts say a major shift in the weather pattern could bring frigid air to parts of the United States starting during the second half of March, with impacts that could potentially last into early April in some places. “Don’t put your winter jacket and gloves away just yet. Winter is far from over,” said AccuWeather […]
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Georgia High School Evacuated After Gas Leak
Students and staff at North Springs High School evacuated safely today after a contractor ruptured a gas line on campus. School officials ordered an immediate early dismissal. 🚌 What We Know: Buses began departing as soon as the evacuation order came down. Parents picking up students must enter from Dalrymple Road and exit onto Roswell […]
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No Bet: Georgia Sports Betting Resolution Fails
(The Center Square) – A resolution that would allow Georgia voters to decide on legalized online sports betting failed to make it to the House floor on Thursday, which kills the bill for the 2025 legislative session. House Resolution 450, sponsored by Rep. Marcus Wiedower, R-Watkinsville, would have given voters the chance to decide on the […]
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Children’s Museum of Atlanta to Honor Stephanie Blank at Annual Fundraiser
Children’s Museum of Atlanta will present Stephanie Blank with the Power of Play Award at its upcoming Imagination Ball on March 21. The annual fundraising gala supports the museum’s mission to provide play-based learning for all children. “Funds raised during Imagination Ball ensure children of all backgrounds have access to engaging, play-based learning experiences,” the […]
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Georgia’s Growing Demand for Electricians: How to Start Your Career in the Trade
For those who are looking to start an electrician career in Georgia, there is great news – you are in the right place! Electricians are needed anywhere in the world, but the demand for this job is not the same, which means it depends on the area where you are going to do it. When […]
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Atlanta Ranks 9th in The Nation For Abusive Bosses
If you work in Atlanta and think your boss is unusually cruel, it turns out you might be right. A new survey confirms what many local workers already suspected – the city ranks 9th nationwide for boss nastiness. 🔍 What We Know: Atlanta managers earned their spot on the workplace wall of shame with a […]
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Your Tax Dollars at Work: Here’s What Georgia Elected Officials Are Doing This Year
Lawmakers passed a heap of bills by a key legislative deadline Thursday, signing off – again – on an accelerated income tax rate cut and a plan to slightly expand the state’s medical cannabis program while attempting to ban THC-infused drinks. But by the end of the day, many high-profile proposals were left on the […]
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Get Ready For Weekend Weather Whiplash in Georgia
Peach State residents planning outdoor weekend activities might want to keep their options – and umbrellas – open. 🌡️ Today: Today offers mostly sunny skies with highs near 66 degrees as light west winds shift to southwest at 5 to 10 mph this afternoon. Those winds could occasionally flex to 20 mph. Tonight stays partly […]
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Real Housewives of Atlanta Star Kandi Burruss Faces $154K Lawsuit Over Restaurant Rent
Kandi Burruss is being sued. The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star’s Blaze Steak & Seafood restaurant allegedly owes more than $154,000 in unpaid rent, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in Fulton County. 💰 Why It Matters: Atlanta residents who frequent the southwest Atlanta restaurant may soon find it closed if the financial dispute […]