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📊 The Gist: A recent study by SoftwareConnect indicates that the average worker in Georgia is predicted to reach burnout by July 8, 2024, after 190 days into the year. This finding is part of a broader analysis on occupational burnout across various professions and states.
Posted inBusiness

On the Brink: Georgia Workers to Reach Burnout Threshold by Mid-Year

by Thom ChandlerJanuary 4, 2024January 4, 2024
U.S. District Judge Steve Jones, the same jurist who upheld state’s new congressional and legislative district maps last week, declared Tuesday that True the Vote’s actions did not constitute illegal voter intimidation as alleged by Fair Fight Action, the voting rights group founded by Democrat Stacey Abrams.
Posted inYour Government

Judge rejects voter intimidation charges against conservative group in Georgia

by Dave Williams | Capitol Beat News ServiceJanuary 3, 2024January 3, 2024
Jones found Thursday that all three maps added majority-Black opportunity districts in the areas he identified in October, when he found that the maps drawn by the Legislature in 2021 diluted Black voting power.
Posted inYour Government

We Have A Map: Federal judge approves Georgia’s new congressional and legislative districts

by Sarah Kallis | GPBJanuary 2, 2024January 2, 2024
Here's the deal. We often get caught up in the big, national headlines, but let's not forget where the rubber meets the road: local and state news. That's where decisions are made that affect your everyday life, from potholes to policy.
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Transform Your Newsfeed in 2024: Embrace the Power of Local News

by Thom ChandlerJanuary 2, 2024January 2, 2024
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You Gave Your Child a Phone for Christmas. Now What?

by Thom ChandlerJanuary 2, 2024January 2, 2024
As we reflect on 2023 in Georgia, The Georgia Sun invites you to take a moment to look back at the stories that captivated the hearts and minds of our readers across the Peach State. In a year brimming with news, certain stories resonated more deeply, drawing unparalleled attention and sparking conversations in every corner of Georgia.
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Georgia 2023 Wrapped: The News Stories that Interested You the Most

by Thom ChandlerJanuary 1, 2024January 1, 2024
📉 The Gist: Gas prices have dropped just below the $3 per gallon mark in Georgia, with regular unleaded gasoline at $2.99 per gallon. The slight drop marks a 2 cent decrease from last week.
Posted inYour Family

Georgia Gas Prices Drop as New Year Begins

by Thom ChandlerJanuary 1, 2024January 1, 2024
As the old saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. As we say goodbye to 2023, let's relive the year's highs and lows through some of the most visually compelling photos of the year.
Posted inThe Georgia Chronicles

2023 in Georgia: The Year in Photos

by Thom ChandlerDecember 31, 2023December 31, 2023
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How to Get a Ride Home on New Year’s Eve in Georgia

by Thom ChandlerDecember 31, 2023December 31, 2023
Tonight is New Year's Eve, which means that unfortunately, some of the lesser learned among us need a reminder that the laws of physics remain constant tonight. That's right, we're talking about celebratory gunfire.
Posted inIn The News

Sky-High Stupidity: A Reminder that Celebratory Gunfire Is No Way to Ring in The New Year

by Thom ChandlerDecember 31, 2023
New Year's Eve is upon us, and in the Peach State we're facing a bit of a pickle. The Peach Drop, a tradition as steadfast as sweet tea on a hot summer day, is taking yet another a break this year.
Posted inCommentary

No Peach Drop? No Problem: Let’s Get Creative for New Year’s Eve

by Thom ChandlerDecember 30, 2023December 31, 2023
🌤️ The Gist: As snow moves out of the North Georgia mountains, Georgia is set for a chilly but dry weekend, with no significant precipitation expected on Saturday and Sunday.
Posted inWeather

Georgia Weather Forecast: Cold and Dry Weekend Ahead

by Thom ChandlerDecember 30, 2023
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How One Georgia Lawmaker is Responding to a Rash of Swatting Attacks on Elected Officials

by Dave Williams | Capitol Beat News ServiceDecember 29, 2023December 29, 2023
When it was first announced that Georgia and Florida State would square off in the Orange Bowl, fans assumed there would be a lot of hype surrounding that matchup. So far, it's been a total dud. 
Posted inSports

Report: Ticket Sales For The Orange Bowl Are Rough. Here’s Why

by Chris RosvoglouDecember 28, 2023December 28, 2023
While 2023 wasn’t an election year in Georgia, politics was front and center throughout the last 12 months.
Posted inThe Georgia Chronicles

Georgia’s 2023: From Cop City Protests to Plant Vogtle

by Dave Williams | Capitol Beat News ServiceDecember 28, 2023
Georgia drivers are currently facing higher gas prices at the pump, with the average cost for regular unleaded gasoline now at $3.01 per gallon, showing significant increases over the week, month, and year.
Posted inYour Family

Gas Prices in Georgia Spiked Right Before Christmas

by Thom ChandlerDecember 26, 2023
The Georgia Bulldogs 2023 season will come to a close this Saturday when the Bulldogs take on the undefeated Florida State Seminoles in the iconic Orange Bowl Game. This will be the first meeting between the two teams in more than 20 years and the Bulldogs' first appearance in the Orange Bowl since their 2021 thrashing of the Michigan Wolverines. 
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How to Watch UGA in the 2023 Orange Bowl

by Christian Kirby IIDecember 26, 2023December 26, 2023
A new study reveals the top ten counties in Georgia with the most significant wealth generation over the last ten years.
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What Are the Top Counties for Wealth Generation in Georgia?

by Thom ChandlerDecember 26, 2023December 27, 2023

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