Georgia Legislature Passes Key Bills to Support Rural Recovery and Resilience After Hurricane Helene
Georgia's legislature passed bills to aid rural communities post-Hurricane Helene, focusing on economic recovery and resilience against future disasters, including tax relief and agricultural support measures.
Georgia Marks One-Year Anniversary of Apalachee High School Shooting with Continued Commitment to School Safety
Senate Majority Leader Jason Anavitarte commemorated the one-year anniversary of the Apalachee High School shooting, highlighting Georgia's legislative efforts to improve school safety and student mental health.
Marietta Civil Service Employees to Elect New Board Member, Candidacy Filing Opens in September
Marietta, Georgia, will hold elections for Post 4 on the Civil Service Board, with voting from October 14-16, 2025. Candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria and submit an application by September 19, 2025.
Lumber City Shocked by Homicide as GBI Charges Two in Connection with Dwayne Clark’s Death
The GBI investigates a homicide in Lumber City, GA, where Dwayne Clark was found dead with gunshot wounds. Two individuals face felony murder charges. The investigation is active, with public leads sought.
South Gwinnett High Student Hospitalized After Stabbing While Intervening in Fight, School Assesses Safety Measures
A South Gwinnett High School student was hospitalized after being stabbed while trying to break up a fight; two others face discipline and criminal charges. Principal assures safety measures are a priority.












