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Georgia Lawmakers Angle For Solutions to Public Fishing Rights Dispute

ATLANTA – Legislation on fishing access Georgia lawmakers may take up during this winter’s legislative session will pit public interest against private property rights. That was the takeaway message from the initial meeting this week of a House study committee on fishing rights created at the end of this year’s session. The legislature passed a […]

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72-year-old Moses Kitchen Has Been Found

Update: According to the Gwinnett County Police Department, Moses Kitchen has been found and is safe. The original story is below. SNELLVILLE — Concerns are mounting for a 72-year-old Snellville man who went missing earlier today, with local authorities asking the community to help find him. Moses Kitchen, a resident of the Quinn Ridge Drive […]

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Here’s How Georgia High School Seniors Can Get Into College Without Having to Apply First

ATLANTA – Since not every Georgia high school senior will reach out to one of the state’s universities, colleges or technical colleges, the schools are about to come to them. Gov. Brian Kemp unveiled GEORGIA MATCH Thursday, the largest direct-to-college admission initiative in the nation. Starting next week, more than 120,000 high school seniors in […]

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