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Where Would You Move if You Won the Lottery? Georgia Is a Top Destination

🍑 The Gist: A survey found that Georgia’s luxurious real estate, from beachfront homes on St. Simons Island to historic Savannah mansions, is highly sought-after by potential lottery winners. 🏡 The Details: Lottery ‘n Go unveiled that Georgia’s diverse luxury properties are enchanting for lottery hopefuls. With its beachfront allure and historic charm, the state’s […]

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The Georgia Chronicles: How a Georgia Preacher Helped Abolish Slavery in The British Empire

A Baptist preacher who lived in bondage in colonial Georgia would go on to help wipe out the final vestiges of slavery in the British Empire. George Leile, with the help of the young deacon Samuel Sharpe, kicked the door closed on slavery through what became known in Jamaica as the Baptist War. Leile became […]

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Georgia Battles a Mix of Weather: From Drizzle to Clear Skies

As Georgia enters another week, residents across its metro areas are experiencing a wide array of weather conditions, ranging from early-week drizzles to clear, sunny skies expected towards the end. Atlanta Sees Varied ConditionsAtlanta started the week with drizzle, transitioning to partly cloudy skies. By midweek, residents can expect mostly clear conditions with temperatures peaking […]

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Does Georgia Need More Election Reforms?

Five years ago, the General Assembly’s Republican majorities passed legislation providing for a paper backup to electronic ballots, a move aimed at giving Georgians more confidence their votes are being counted correctly. But legislative leaders aren’t content with that election reform measure. This year, they’re pushing a series of bills aimed largely at paper ballots […]

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Georgia Sues Federal Government Over Medicaid Expansion

The state of Georgia and the federal government remain at loggerheads over Gov. Brian Kemp’s limited expansion of the state’s Medicaid program. The state filed a lawsuit in federal court in Brunswick Friday seeking an extension of the five-year program being denied by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The agency approved […]

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