A Dead Horse to Beat: Equestrian Death in Atlanta Sparks Conversation
A Dead Horse on Peachtree Sparks Outrage and Calls for Reform.
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Abortion Debate Continues as Georgia House Considers House Bill Defining Life at Conception
Christian Pro-Life Advocates Rally Around HB 441 Debate.
Georgia Graduates Rethink Pharmacy Careers Amid Opioid Crisis
Young professionals question reactive healthcare amid crisis.
Justyne Lobello Works to Create a Powerful and Meaningful Legacy for Son With Help From the Minecraft Community
Minecraft community helps boy leave lasting legacy.
UWG Students Resort to Dumpster Diving For Free Books After Ingram Library Throws Out Hundreds of Resources To Make Space For Updated Catalog
UWG students react to library book dumping and urge sustainability.
The Literacy Crisis and Why Georgia’s Children Are Struggling to Read
UWG’s Volunteer Ambassadors tackle Georgia’s literacy crisis.
Community Left Seeking Answers In the Unsolved Murder of a Carroll County Couple:
Community seeks answers in Brock double homicide case.
Atlanta Community Food Bank Provides Thanksgiving Baskets for Those in Need
Atlanta Community Food Bank is a non-profit organization that began in 1979 when the director of a community kitchen vowed to work with his neighbors and provide food to those who were in need and has now distributed over one billion meals to the community. The food bank works with over 700 community partners such as community kitchens, childcare centers, senior centers and more to distribute meals to those in need, serving 29 counties across metro Atlanta and North Georgia.
Carrollton Receives the Largest Grant in City History to Fund The Maple Street Project
The City of Carrollton has been awarded a $9.2 million grant through President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law as part of the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) program. This funding will enhance Maple Street, making it a safer and more accessible route for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.
The Carrollton Yoga and Healing Arts Festival Returns for 13th Year at The Amp
The annual Yogafest is returning for the 13th year this Saturday, Sept. 28 at the Amphitheater in downtown Carrollton and will include 8 mini yoga sessions, a raffle and opportunities for participants to win prizes.