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Georgia Music Education Programs Play On Despite Challenges
But these sounds do not echo equally across all of Georgia, said Alan Fowler, executive director of the Georgia Music Educators Association.
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Georgia's Voter Registration Deadline Is Approaching. Here Are Five Things You Need To Know.
The midterm elections are less than two months away, which means now is the time for Georgia residents to register to vote.
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Rick Jackson Pledges ‘Intelligent' Medicaid Expansion, But Offers Few Specifics
Republican candidate for governor Rick Jackson unveiled a health insurance plan he said covers more Georgians and reduces healthcare costs.
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You Still Can't Smoke Medical Cannabis In Georgia, But You Can Vape It. What's The Difference?
“I just tell them what the legality is and what the risks are if they choose to do anything else,” Priya Raje, owner of Lotus Farmacy, said.
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New Invasive Insect Poses ‘Serious Threat' To Georgia Farmers
A grass-eating invasive pest has been spotted in Georgia, and it could mean further headaches for cattle ranchers and farmers.
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A Summer Of Recalls Exposes Holes In The Nation's Food Safety Net
The White House dismissed concerns about the federal government’s ability to handle outbreaks.
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ACA Premium Prices Insuring 900K Georgians To Shoot Up — Again
Price hikes of as much as 20% or more when open enrollment begins this fall for 2027 coverage.
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Georgia Cattlemen Push Back On Trump's Plan To Import Beef In Bid To Lower Prices
“We have a commitment that this beef will be sold at 25 percent below current market prices,” Trump said in a statement on social media.
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Dozens Of Threatened Plant And Animal Species Could Gain State Protection In Georgia
The state Board of Natural Resources reviewed proposed changes to the list Tuesday and are expected to vote on them in October.
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Experts Caution Against Complacency After Slow Start To This Year's Hurricane Season
It's been a quiet Atlantic hurricane season so far – the season is nearly halfway through, and there hasn't been a single hurricane.
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Georgia School District Accused Of Illegally Delaying Enrollment Of Foster Children
The Georgia Division of Family and Children Services says the disagreement centers on the interpretation of a bill signed into law this year
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Atlanta Left Off The Shortlist Of 2028 DNC Host Cities
The Democratic National Committee has narrowed its list of host cities for its 2028 national convention — and Atlanta did not make the cut.
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Would Gov. Brian Kemp Really Shut Down His Pathways Medicaid Program?
Precious Andrews, an advocate who works for mothers’ and children’s health, said she was in shock when she saw the news.
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An Entire School Board In Central Georgia Is Fired, Kicking Off Search For New Members
Gov. Brian Kemp hopes a newly appointed panel can help clean up a financial mess in Dublin City Schools.
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GOP Candidates Outraise Democrats So Far In Most — But Not All — Of Georgia's Statewide Contests
Many of Georgia’s top offices won’t have an incumbent candidate on the ballot in November, leaving candidates competing for an open seat.
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Four Dozen Black Georgia Lawmakers Press Collins On Alleged ‘White Nationalist' Ties
The statement issued by Black Georgia lawmakers this week criticized Collins for not apologizing or offering an explanation.
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Lawmakers Say Data Loss Is Keeping Hurricane-Harmed Georgia Farmers From Insurance Payments
Nearly two years after Helene, dozens say they haven’t received funds.
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Bottoms, Jackson Offer Competing Visions On Data Centers, Medicaid Expansion At Business Luncheon
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson took the stage in Athens to pitch their policies to a business community crowd.
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Enrollment Jumps After Lawmakers Ease Access To Georgia's Medical Cannabis Program
There has been an unprecedented surge of new registered patients over the past month after the law changed significantly to ease access.
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Meet The Gen Z Journalist Who Bought His Hometown Newspaper In Georgia
Evan Newton, 25, told the Georgia Recorder that he got a “great deal” because the paper’s previous owner wanted to keep ownership local.
