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Black Lives Matter vs. The Confederate Flag: Georgia School Racism Lawsuit Can Move Forward

A federal district judge has ruled that a civil rights lawsuit filed by five Black students from Coosa High School in Rome, can move forward to trial. The lawsuit alleges that school administrators violated the students’ First Amendment rights by suspending them for protesting against racist incidents at the school and for wearing “Black Lives […]

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Construction Equipment Theft in DeKalb County Lands Two Suspects in Jail

BROOKHAVEN– The Brookhaven Police Department has arrested two men in connection with the theft of construction equipment on Buford Highway, marking a significant development in an investigation that began in June. The Details: The investigation, led by Brookhaven’s Criminal Investigations Unit, focused on the theft that occurred in the 2700 block of Buford Highway. The […]

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What is Georgia’s Favorite Dog Breed?

With over 65.1 million U.S. households owning at least one dog, the love for our furry friends is undeniable. As International Dog Day approaches on August 26, a new study reveals which dog breeds are most cherished nationwide and within each state. In Georgia, Australian shepherds and Bernese mountain dogs have tied as the favorite […]

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Compassion Christian Church Opens Resource Center to Help Ogeechee River Flood Victims

CHATHAM COUNTY — After Tropical Storm Debby caused severe flooding along the Ogeechee River, residents in west Chatham County can find support at a newly established Resource Center at Compassion Christian Church. Volunteers worked swiftly to prepare the space, which officially opened its doors on Tuesday afternoon to provide essential supplies to affected families. The […]

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