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Democrats in Georgia’s congressional delegation urge Gov. Kemp to reconsider his stance on summer meals program
Sen. Jon Ossoff and other members of Georgia’s congressional delegation urged Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to reverse course and ...
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‘Education goes all the way.’ See the comeback of Macon’s only school supply store
The one-stop shop for educational needs has always been essential for teachers in Middle Georgia, store owners say.
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Georgia scientists are searching for forever chemicals in residents' blood
Emory’s study comes as Georgia cities grapple with PFAS in their drinking water, along with new federal regulations that will soon require them to remove nearly all of them.
Inside Trump’s immigration crackdown as net widens
Trump kicked off a wide-ranging immigration crackdown after taking office on January 20, allocating federal resources to ...
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First Scooter’s Coffee in Warner Robins sets opening date. Meet the franchise owners
The new drive-thru-only coffee shop will open extra early daily with Robins Air Force Base and Houston Healthcare workers ...
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Why federal data access matters for Atlanta
Some public health data targeted by Trump’s executive orders has been restored, but what’s changed and how will that affect health policy?
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Chick-fil-A’s operator journey to Valley
The owner of the new Chick-fil-A franchise in Valley was the gust speaker at this week’s meeting of the Valley Lions Club. The meeting took place Monday evening at Sylvia Word Manor. Cole Flanders is ...
How Georgia’s grocery costs compare to the nation: New study reveals spending trends
The study also says Georgians spend approximately 1.98% of their median monthly household income on groceries.
Ga. Democrats urge Kemp to rethink stance on kids’ meal program
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is opting out of a federal summer meal program, which assists low-income families with grocery money while their kids are home during the summer months.
GA lawmakers file bill to require the Ten Commandments be displayed in public schools
Should the bill pass, schools will have until July 1 to publicly display the Ten Commandments in a minimum of three main ...
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Deadline approaches for families to apply to new Georgia Promise Scholarship
Families eager to apply are facing uncertainty as the release of the list of schools, a key factor in determining student eligibility, is delayed. ATLANTA - Hundreds of thousands of Georgia ...