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Gateway85 CID Executive Director, Emory Morsberger, and Board Member, Mike Reams, Named to the Top 200 Most Influential of Georgia’s Creative Industries
Gateway85 CID Executive Director, Emory Morsberger, and Board Member, Mike Reams, Named to the Top 200 Most Influential of Georgia’s Creative Industries. Norcross, GA ‐ August 15, 2024 – Georgia Entertainment, the leading source of news and information for the film, broadcast, music, esports, arts, gaming and other areas of digital entertainment, has released the names of the 200 Most Influential of Georgia’s Creative Industries. The individuals are highlighted in the second edition of the bi-annual printed publication – Georgia Entertainment: The Creative Economy Journal and include Gateway85 CID executive director, Emory Morsberger, and board member Mike Reams with OFS.
Remote monitoring has saved new moms at this rural hospital. Now they’re hoping to expand
Cardiac-related complications in pregnant and postpartum moms is the top driver of maternal mortality in Georgia, according to the state’s latest maternal mortality report. That includes complications from cardiomyopathy, which can lead to heart failure. Hemorrhage, which can be caused by hypertension, and preeclampsia are also leading causes of maternal mortality.
House study committee takes up fishing rights
ATLANTA — State agency regulations may be a better way of settling the legally complex issue of public fishing rights in Georgia than new legislation, a former director of the state Environmental Protection Division said Thursday. “If rulemaking is done well, people have a chance to be heard,” Jud Turner, the only non-legislator appointed to a Georgia House study committee on fishing rights, said during the panel’s first meeting. “It’s a forum with public notice and public comment. … This is what the regulatory process...
Georgia unemployment rate ticks up
Georgia’s unemployment rate increased slightly to 3.4% last month, up from 3.3% in July, even as the state continued to set records in several job categories. The state’s labor force was up 13,947 to more than 5.4 million, an all-time high, while the number of jobs rose by 2,600 to nearly 5 million, also a […] The post Georgia unemployment rate ticks up appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
The Salvation Army helping Ga. communities devastated by Tropical Storm Debby
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - As Tropical Storm Debby headed towards the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry, the Salvation Army quickly mobilized its resources. Debby struck southern Georgia with up to 12 inches of rain on August 5. Since then, The Salvation Army has provided essential relief services to first responders, area shelters, Emergency Operations Centers and those impacted by the storm, particularly in the hardest-hit areas of Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, and Effingham counties.
Georgia family looking forward to Florida vacation find bedbugs all over rental. They're now fighting for a full refund.
ATLANTA — A local family ran into a nasty surprise while on vacation. And when they struggled to get their money back, they turned to the 11Alive Help Desk and Help Desk Veteran Bill Liss for assistance. The Boyd family was looking forward to their vacation in a condo...
Georgia Man Charged With Manslaughter For Selling Drugs Laced With Fentanyl
Gwinnett County detectives have arrested Emory Clark, 39, of Snellville, and charged him with manslaughter under Georgia’s new Austin’s Law. Clark’s arrest follows a month-long investigation into the fentanyl-laced drug overdose that led to the death of 23-year-old Christian Howell in Lawrenceville. The Details: The investigation began...
Georgia Republican urges more GOP support for Harris: ‘Reclaim this country’s future’
Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan (R) pushed for more Republicans to support Vice President Harris, arguing in a Tuesday interview that it was perfectly acceptable for those in the GOP to back her even though she’s a Democrat. “I think it’s important to reinforce the fact to Republicans...
Early FSU Scouting Report: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
With Florida State's season opener against Georgia Tech fast approaching, here's a glance at what the Yellow Jackets look like in 2024 The post Early FSU Scouting Report: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets appeared first on On3.
Gammon Theological Seminary Opens New Student Lounge
Fresh and innovative things are developing on the campus of Gammon Theological Seminary in the Atlanta University Center. Speaking before a crowd gathered at the west side of Gammon Hall, President Dean Candace M. Lewis greeted those in attendance and then spoke briefly about new things happening at her school. On this occasion, she said, at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gammon Student Lounge, that this was the first of many new things to come at Gammon. The lounge is a special place, with nice bench chairs and tables, comfortable sofas, TV monitors, ample study areas, and other amenities, all designed to make students from Spelman feel welcome. Gammon Hall will be “home” to fifty-one Spelman students this school year, and they will occupy dormitory rooms on the upper and lower levels of the building. Pictured at the Gammon Student Lounge ribbon-cutting are (left to right) Recent Gammon PhD graduate Dr. Kyland Pew, United Methodist Church Bishop, Sharma D. Lewis, Gammon Theological Seminary President Dean, Dr. Candace M. Lewis, Gammon Trustee, Dr. Mackie Norris, former president of Gammon Seminary, Bishop Alfred L. Norris Sr., and Gammon Alumni president, Dr. Katurah Johnson.
Restaurant Report Card: Hungry AF fails with 60; Cupanion’s Kitchen earns 100
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - On Candler Road in Decatur, a quick serve gourmet spot got grilled by the health department on its last routine inspection. Hungry AF failed with 60 points and a “U” for unsatisfactory. The report says an employee was prepping raw chicken in the meat sink, raw beef was stored on top of ready to eat cheese and chicken, shrimp and pasta were at unsafe temperatures.
Savannah Chrisley Expecting Worst Ahead Of Julie’s Resentencing
Savannah Chrisley says that she “expects the worst” when it comes to the possibility of her mom returning home soon. Julie Chrisley will be resentenced next month, and her daughter has remained optimistic that she’ll be home for the holidays. However, now Savannah says that she’s reeling in that optimism because “a lot of things within this legal battle” haven’t gone their way. Keep reading to see what the Chrisley Knows Best star had to say about the upcoming court date.
Family of R&B artist sues Trump campaign over use of song at political rallies
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The family of a well-known R&B artist is suing the campaign of former president and current Republican nominee Donald Trump over his use of the hit song “Hold On, I’m Coming.”. The single, by artist Isaac Hayes, has been played at Trump...
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