Residents across Georgia can look forward to a mild and enjoyable weekend. Temperatures will remain high, but not sweltering. Sunshine will dominate much of the forecast, though there will be some clouds rolling through Saturday evening. Here’s what to expect: Saturday: The day will be partly sunny, with a high near 84 degrees. Winds will […]
Georgia High School Football: Week 7 Scores, Photos, and Videos
Week 7 of Georgia’s High School Football kicks off with Apalachee High School’s first home game since the school shooting last month. Below are the scores, photos, and videos from this week as they come in. The Scores: The Photos
Scam Alert: No, Chatham County Officials Will Not Request Payment to Remove Storm Debris
Residents in Chatham County are being warned to be on high alert for potential scams related to storm debris removal. As the community continues to recover from Hurricane Helen, county officials have emphasized that no County employees will come to your home requesting payment for debris or tree removal services. Anyone posing as a government […]
Four More Counties Added to Georgia’s Major Disaster Declaration
Federal disaster relief funding has now been extended to include four additional Georgia counties. Residents in Effingham, Elbert, Tift, and Rabun counties can now access much-needed federal aid following the severe weather that ravaged parts of the state. This brings the total number of counties receiving assistance to 45. 🌩️ Why It Matters: This federal […]
DeKalb County to Host ‘Registered and Ready’ Block Party Ahead of November Election
DeKalb County Voter Registration and Elections is inviting residents to its inaugural “Registered and Ready” Block Party on October 5. The event aims to help the community get prepared for the upcoming General Election, offering essential voter services in a festive, family-friendly atmosphere. With voter registration closing on October 7, this event provides a timely […]
Charges Dropped in 2021 Macon Hit-and-Run Death of Irene Stubbs: Here’s Why
A Macon man will no longer face prosecution in a 2021 hit-and-run case that resulted in the death of Irene Stubbs, as the Bibb County District Attorney’s Office has withdrawn charges due to insufficient evidence. 🚨 What’s Happening: The DA’s office has filed a motion signaling their intent to drop the case against Nathan Charles […]
JD Vance Will Be in Georgia Today
Residents attending the JD Vance rally today in Lindale should prepare for increased traffic and potential delays. The Rome Transit Department has warned of much heavier traffic affecting bus routes 2A and 2B, with buses serving stops near Maple Street at 19th Street. These routes are expected to experience delays due to the large crowd […]
Georgia Ports Reopen After Dockworkers Strike Suspended: Sorry, Toilet Paper Hoarders
After a tense three-day standoff, dockworkers across the East and Gulf coasts—including at Georgia’s busy ports—are heading back to work. The International Longshoremen’s Association, which represents nearly 50,000 workers, agreed to pause their strike after securing a tentative deal on wage increases. The union and the United States Maritime Alliance now have until January 15 […]
Apalachee Football Returns to Home Field for First Time After School Shooting
Tonight, Apalachee High School will host its first home football game since the devastating school shooting that occurred on September 4, leaving the Winder community grappling with grief. The shooting, which claimed the lives of two students and two teachers, and injured nine others, stunned the school and surrounding area. Colt Gray, a 14-year-old student, […]
Everything You Need to Know About Voting in Georgia For The 2024 Election
Georgia residents have some important dates to mark on their calendars as the next election approaches. Whether voting early, by mail, or on Election Day, being aware of deadlines is key to making sure your vote counts. Here are the most important deadlines and dates: The Details: If you’re not yet registered, you must complete […]
