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Georgia Lawmakers Want to Hold Social Media Companies Accountable for Cyberbullying

State Sen. Jason Anavitarte introduced legislation this week aimed at protecting teenagers from cyberbullying and other negative effects of social media. Anavitarte, R-Dallas, and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, who presides over the Senate, first announced they planned to target social media last summer. “Since we announced this initiative, Senator Anavitarte and I have worked with […]

Posted inWeather

A Cold Snap Is Headed for Georgia: What We Know

🌨️ The Gist: A wintry mix, potentially leading to accumulations, is forecasted for northern Georgia, particularly in the northwest, early next week. Significantly colder temperatures with potentially hazardous wind chills are expected mid-week. ❄️ The Details: Northern Georgia is bracing for a mix of winter weather conditions starting Monday and continuing through Tuesday. The forecast […]

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How to Drive Safely During A Storm

As North Georgia prepares for a tempestuous Friday, with forecasts predicting strong winds, heavy rains, and potential tornadoes, the roads beckon with danger. AAA dvises against travel during this storm, and reminds drivers of a startling statistic from the Federal Highway Administration: 75% of weather-related vehicle crashes happen on wet pavement, and 47% occur during […]

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How the South Fulton School Shuffle Could Affect Your Family

📚 The Gist: The Fulton County School Board is reviewing a significant redistricting plan for South Fulton elementary schools, coinciding with the construction of a new S.L. Lewis Elementary School. 🏫 The Details: The proposal includes closing S.L. Lewis Elementary to facilitate construction and redistributing Mary M. Bethune Elementary’s students among Heritage and Love T. […]

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