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Free summer food program returns in Gwinnett County as families face rising grocery costs

When school lets out for the summer in Gwinnett County, thousands of children also lose access to the daily meals they rely on, and county leaders are stepping in to help fill that gap.
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Update: Georgia spellers advance to semifinals round of Scripps National Spelling Bee

Both representatives from Georgia advanced to the semi-finals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, DC on May 27. Sarv Dharavane from Peachtree Middle School in Dunwoody, the state’s winner, correctly spelled “vivificate,” to animate or revive, and seventh grader Sreeya Lakkimsetti, from Stallings Middle
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Police issue warning after recent bear sightings in metro Atlanta city

Authorities are reminding residents to keep their distance and report any sightings to police.
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Southern Living picks Georgia’s best burger for National Burger Day

Just in time for National Burger Day, a Georgia burger spot tucked inside a metro Atlanta gas station is getting national attention. According to Southern Living , the best burger in Georgia can be found at NFA Burger, a small burger counter operating inside a Chevron station in Dunwoody. "So, when I heard buzz about a
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Gwinnett County school teacher killed in single-car crash

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Gwinnett County teacher was killed in a single-car crash Saturday, Georgia State Patrol (GSP) said. GSP said troopers responded to State Route 10 near Cedar Ridge Road in Walton County around 10:54 a.m. and found a Toyota 4 Runner on the shoulder.
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Beyond Generic Curry: How Metro Atlanta’s Indian Food Scene Is Evolving

Ask an immigrant what nostalgia means and you will get an answer before they even speak. A tightness in the chest, a faraway look that says the question itself has already pulled them somewhere else. We prepared for the big losses like family, festivals, and the feeling of belonging. What we didn’t prepare for was the
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Fulton County’s regional airport braces for World Cup surge

ATLANTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Fulton County Executive Airport is preparing for a spike in private jet traffic ahead of the World Cup. The airport, located six miles from downtown Atlanta, is already seeing an increase in bookings for June. Signature Aviation, which operates a private terminal at the airport, said...
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No relief in sight: 7 days of rain ahead for North Georgia

Persistent Wet Weather: Chief Meteorologist Joanne Feldman reports that a soggy, high-humidity weather pattern will bring a chance of rain every day for at least the next week. Varying Daily Impact: While most metro areas are seeing brief, heavy downpours today without lightning, a dense morning fog is currently impact
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The Coziest Pub In Georgia Is Hiding In Plain Sight

You could drive past O’Sullivans Irish Pub in Decatur a dozen times before your brain registers what you’ve been missing, but once you step inside, you’ll wonder how you ever overlooked it. This isn’t just another bar with a clever name and some green decorations thrown up...
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Sips of summer: Atlanta McDonald’s owner bets on new drinks

LITHONIA, Ga. — At a busy McDonald’s in east suburban Atlanta, owner-operator John Hurt is hoping customers will stop by for more than burgers and fries. This summer, Hurt is putting the spotlight on a lineup of vibrant new beverages designed to bring bold flavors — and a little fun — to the drive-thru experience.

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