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Jeff Dantre
News Reporter-
Just a day after saying the state would deny finds to teach AP African American Studies, the state's top education official is reversing course.
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Unit 3 at the nuclear plant south of Augusta, which went into full commercial operation last summer, was taken offline July 8 because of a problem with a valve on one of its three main pumps.
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The heat index, the combination of the effects of heat and humidity, could exceed 110 degrees in some areas.
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The man who is seeking to challenge incumbent Western Circuit District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez says he has more than double the number of signatures needed to have his name placed on the November General Election ballot.
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With housing – particularly affordable housing – in short supply across Georgia, two new state laws that take effect TODAY are aimed at an especially challenging group affected by the shortage: the homeless.
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The City of Watkinsville has won a national award for infrastructure investment strategies that help connect residents to one another.
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Internet trade group sues State of Georgia for requiring sites to gather data on high-volume sellersNetChoice, which represents companies including Facebook parent Meta and Craigslist, filed the lawsuit Thursday in federal court in Atlanta.
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ACC Police are investigating the alleged embezzlement of more than three million dollars over a period of six years at a local business.
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Jose Antonio Ibarra entered a not guilty plea Friday to charges of murdering Laken Riley.
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Newsweek magazine has recognized Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center as one of America’s Best Maternity Hospitals.