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Homeless advocates say the eviction of the campers will make a difficult situation worse for those being displaced.

Rabies is spread to humans and pets through bites and scratches from infected animals.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Forsyth County voters may get the chance this November to decide whether to impose a transportation sales tax to help fund roads and trails as the population continues to climb. A second sales tax could appear on future ballots that would directly offset tax bills...

Seasoned caffeine chasers know that once you taste a truly transcendent pour, there is simply no going back to the uninspired blend of your past. In Georgia, a handful of spots have mastered the art of taking the state’s caffeine scene far beyond the basic drip. Their beans are...

ROME, GA (05/13/2026)– The Dean’s List honors students who posted an academic average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale while carrying a class load of at least 12 hours during the semester. Jacob Bridges of Monroe, GA. Ryleigh Corcoran of Monroe, GA. Eleanor Hartley of Monroe,...

If shrimp and grits is your love language, Georgia gives you plenty to obsess over. From elegant dining rooms in Savannah to funky coastal hangouts and bold Cajun kitchens near Atlanta, these spots turn one Southern staple into ten very different cravings. You will find rich gravies, smoky twists, creamy...

A 16-year-old boy was shot in Atlanta late Sunday while investigators worked the scene, authorities said. Police have not yet released details about the teen's injuries or exactly what led up to the gunfire, leaving a lot of unanswered questions as the case moves forward. The incident lands at a time when concern about

ATLANTA - Atlanta firefighters brought a heavy blaze under control after a fire broke out at a wood-frame home in southwest Atlanta on Sunday night. The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department responded to reports of a building fire in the 400 block of Pegg Road SW. When emergency crews arrived at the scene, they found heavy fi

The 2025-26 school year will go down in Buford High School’s history as one of the most successful and memorable. All of the countless hours that its staff and athletes spent honing their skills paid off. Buford received notice that they won this year’s prestigious Director’s Cup for Class AAAAAA. It is Buford’s fourth

Picture stepping onto wooden boardwalks where creek water flows peacefully below, where Decatur’s urban energy fades completely, and where two miles suddenly feel like entering enchanted forest. South Peachtree Creek Trail announces itself as genuine escape where nature reclaims attention completely, where storybook at