MYSTERY PHOTO: You can almost hear the roar of this tumbling waterfall
Today’s mystery is a beautiful waterfall. Can’t you just hear that roaring sound, and nearly feel the mist? See if you can identify where this photograph was taken. Send your answer to [email protected] and tell us your hometown. Ruthy Lachman Paul, Norcross: “This picture is taken at the...
Atlanta teens charged for stealing Squishmallows from Buford Corn Maze
Two Atlanta teens face charges including felony second degree burglary after they allegedly stole merchandise from the Buford Corn Maze Monday. The Hall County Sheriff’s Office said that the suspects, identified as Daniela Martinez and Itzeo Pindea-Coria, both age 17, stole a plastic tub filled with stuffed toys,...
Woman traveling through Atlanta caught trafficking fentanyl, deputies say
A two-month investigation into drug trafficking led to the arrest of a North Carolina woman.
Humans of Lambert: Vivan Kotla
One of the most pressing issues that young Americans face is financial instability. According to Forbes, Americans 18-29 years old owe at least $1 trillion in debt. As high schoolers transition into adulthood, financial literacy is becoming increasingly essential to ensure future stability. Vivan Kotla, a Lambert...
Softball playoffs: No. 1s Buford, Jefferson lead 10 area teams into 2nd round
The 2nd round of the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) softball playoffs get set to open on Monday in best-of-three series. No. 1-ranked teams Buford (Class 6A) and Jefferson (3A) will lead 10 northeast Georgia area teams as they all try to advance to the Elite 8 tournament in Columbus next week.
Gainesville’s 11th SQUAREcrows display voting is underway
The 2025 SQUAREcrows display marks the 11th event organized by the City of Gainesville, Georgia, which is available for onlookers to "ooh" and "ahh" at now through October 31 on and around the historic square. Visitors to the Gainesville Square should expect to explore approximately 60 different displays. City of...
CCSD Launches New Teacher-Leader Program
The Cherokee County School District has launched a new professional development program for nearly 300 teacher-leaders!. The first-ever Cherokee Instructional Leaders Cohort brings together teachers from across CCSD selected by their school’s administrators. This month, they’ve met in groups, based on grade level and...
Johns Creek residents weigh pros, cons of performing arts center
JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Some Johns Creek residents say an 800-seat Performing Arts Center could provide a much-needed home for culture. Others worry it may come with too much financial baggage. Residents attended an Oct. 16 question-and-answer session hosted by the city to learn more about the project and...
Forsyth County commissioners aim to keep rentals rural
FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Forsyth County Commission supported one short-term rental and declined another at an Oct. 16 meeting, partially reasserting support for rural vacation stays. The commission unanimously approved a short-term rental at 6580 Riley Road, saying they were pleased with how its revenue would help...
Gwinnett County leaders push voters to pass a one-cent sales tax to fund school...
Gwinnett County voters are being asked to decide on extending a one-cent sales tax to fund school upgrades, with early voting continuing through Oct. 31.
