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How Much Do Georgia’s Colleges Spend on Each Student?

Students at Emory University receive nearly 10 times more academic support funding than those at some smaller Georgia colleges, according to a new analysis of higher education spending across the state. 💰 Why It Matters: How much your college invests in academic support and student services directly impacts your chances of graduating. Schools spending more […]

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Las Vegas Casinos Prepare for a Slower Summer but Stay Focused on Promising 2026 Outlook

Casinos and resorts along the Las Vegas Strip are heading into the summer season with measured expectations, preparing for what industry observers believe will be a quieter stretch in terms of visitation and spending. While the coming months may not bring the kind of high foot traffic and packed hotel bookings typically associated with peak […]

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DeKalb Opens Free Cooling Centers As Heat Wave Hits 100+ Degrees

DeKalb County residents seeking relief from dangerous temperatures can access free cooling centers and swimming pools Tuesday and Wednesday as heat indices soar above 100 degrees. 🏊 What’s Happening: DeKalb County is designating rooms in recreation centers as cooling stations on June 24-25, 2025, with water fountains available for hydration. All recreation center pools will […]

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Horoscope: New Moon, New You? This Week’s Cosmic Vibes Are All About Emotional Glow-Ups

June 24: New Moon in Cancer – Set intentions around safety, belonging, and emotional clarity. June 26: Mercury enters Leo – Bold, heartfelt communication begins. June 28: Mercury opposes Pluto – Deep truths, revelations, or emotional showdowns. ♈ Aries This week’s New Moon encourages you to revisit your home life and emotional core. Set intentions […]

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What Do Georgia’s Leaders Think About Bombing Iran?

Georgia politicians are reacting to President Donald Trump’s weekend decision to bomb Iranian nuclear sites mostly along party lines. Republicans have rushed to support the president’s action, while Democrats criticized Trump for ordering the bombing without congressional authorization and warned it could drag the U.S. into a lengthy war. “America can never allow Iran to […]

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‘Too Bright:’ Brookhaven Takes Down Newly Installed City Centre Glass

Brookhaven officials have ordered the removal of newly installed glass from the City Centre dome after it appeared “significantly brighter than expected.” According to a city spokesman, the city received some complaints from the public about the bright colors, but city officials were also evaluating the issue themselves. 🏛️ Why It Matters: The dome is […]

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Is Georgia Prepared for Iranian Retaliation?

Following the U.S. military’s recent air strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, Governor Brian Kemp has assured Georgia residents that state and local authorities are on high alert for any potential threats. What’s Happening: Kemp says he and several governors participated in a call with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to discuss potential retaliatory threats. Coordination […]

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Most Gifted Students Feel Supported, But 1 in 3 Feel Stigmatized

Gifted students are often placed in separate classes under different expectations. And while some experience school just like any other kid, a recent study from the University of Georgia found some gifted students face challenges their peers don’t. About one in three gifted students said they struggled to connect with others and didn’t feel like they belonged in […]

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