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With a $1 million grant, University of Georgia researchers begin investigating how to foretell and stop future health emergencies before they become pandemic.
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For more on the challenges facing farmers – and the disturbing growth in suicides among farmers, we turn to Anna Scheyett, a UGA professor of social work who has been researching this for years.
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Our panel discusses the sole finalist in the Clarke County School District’s search for a new superintendent, as well as competing economic development plans from Stacey Abrams and Brian Kemp, and the rest of the week in news.
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Georgia’s most recent statewide survey of bald eagle nests – the first in five years – shows a record number of nests in the state, but not all the news is good for these regal raptors.
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Town & Gown Players present A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder. Edwardian style and classic farce ensue when middle-class Englishman Monty Narvarro learns he is actually part of the nobility. He relentlessly pursues his rightful earldom, accompanied by hilarity, stunning operatics and an array of unforgettable characters.
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Many rural counties in Georgia don’t even have one primary care physician. That’s a problem in a state that ranks near the bottom in multiple health indicators. Some programs in South and Middle Georgia have actually been successful in bringing doctors to places that don’t have enough.
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Board members approve naming former CCHS principal as sole finalist for district's top job.
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In brief: Governor calls for $1B in state income tax rebates and $1B for homeowners; ACC to get $25M from feds for North Ave facelift; Trump hires ATL defense attorney; judge throws out verdict in infant death
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Reported monkeypox cases in Georgia increased by nearly 65% in the last week, with the CDC documenting 775 cases statewide.
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Clarke County Board of Education members are set to take another step towards hiring a new superintendent at their meeting this evening.
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In brief: Kemp touts $21B in investment; Abrams tests positive for COVID; no second chance for Georgia Guidestones; USG launches comparison website