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WABE’s Week In Review: More election rule changes could disrupt Georgia this November, Harris hits the state
–Chamian Cruz reports the City of Atlanta’s former chief financial officer was sentenced this week to three years in federal prison for embezzling money and falsifying tax records. –Stephannie Stokes has more on the federal government awarding more than $30 million to Georgia organizations to address homelessness among veterans.
Photo gallery: Georgia 5-star linebacker, major running back target, possible flip candidates
Dawgs247 had a chance to see some of Georgia's top Class of 2025 — committed to Georgia and committed elsewhere — in-person over the last week. Take a look at each of those prospects up close from those travels. Who we saw on the road:. Georgia linebacker commit...
"Organized conspiracy": Experts warn Trump allies on Georgia election board are "sowing chaos"
Allies of former President Donald Trump on the Georgia state election board are stirring up chaos by passing new mandates ahead of the November election in a bid to dissuade voters and overwhelm local election officials, election experts warn. The Georgia elections board passed a handful of rule changes this...
Female Ga. inmates learn construction skills, help build houses
ATHENS, Ga. — The construction crew was waiting quietly when Jonathan Sims arrived, lumber and tools in tow. Within minutes, the work site stirred to life. Hammers pounded. Saws buzzed. And banter flowed like an open tap – a bit of sarcasm, a few boasts, a whole lot of encouraging shoutouts.
A Georgia Democrat seeks to unseat an indicted Trump elector who says he only did what he was told
DULUTH, Ga. (AP) — A young Georgia Democrat is raising big money from voters across the country by labeling a suburban Atlanta senate race as a chance to unseat a Republican election denier. Although incumbent Shawn Still was one of 18 people indicted alongside Donald Trump in Georgia’s Fulton...
Football Recap: Mill Creek Skates Past Archer with Ease
Mill Creek put another one in the bag on Friday to keep their perfect season alive. They blew past the Archer Tigers, posting a 48-14 win at home. Given the Hawks' advantage in MaxPreps' Georgia football rankings (they are ranked tenth, while the Tigers are ranked 133rd), the result wasn't entirely unexpected.
TOCCOA RESIDENT SOUGHT BY STEPHENS AND FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENTS
Toccoa resident Rocky Garrett, 54, is being sought by the Stephens County Sheriff’s Office in relation to a reported physical domestic violence dispute yesterday evening, Aug. 30, at approximately 11:30 p.m. According to information from the Sheriff’s Office, last night around 11:30 p.m., deputies with the Stephens County Sheriff’s...
Two Gwinnett County Public Schools receive national recognition for counseling programs
Two public schools in Gwinnett County have received national recognition for their respective counseling programs for a fifth year in a row. Parkview High School and Ferguson Elementary School were awarded the Recognized American School Counselor Association Model Program designation. The ASCA awards the designation, known as RAMP, to schools...
Country Singer Zac Brown Seeks $3.2 Million for His Georgia Lake House
After four years of ownership, Zac Brown has decided to part ways with his Georgia retreat perched atop the south shores of Lake Lanier in his hometown of Cumming, about 45 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta. The founding member and frontman of the Grammy-winning country/rock group Zac Brown Band—probably most known for the hit songs Chicken Fried, Knee Deep, and Same Boat—is asking $3.25 million for the waterfront spread, which he acquired for $1.8 million in June 2020.In Northern California, a One-Room Schoolhouse Converted Into a 3-Bedroom Home Is Listed for $6.5 Million Built in the early 1990s, the white wood-sided...
Rome Board extends superintendent’s contract to 2027
This story is possible because of a news-sharing agreement with the Rome News-Tribune. More information can be found at northwestgeorgianews.com. The evaluation was completed during a called board meeting on Aug. 19 and the Rome News-Tribune acquired the evaluation summary through the Open Records Act. Georgia law only requires that the summary of the performance evaluation is available to the public.
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