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Dogs protect Griffin woman from rabid fox attack
GRIFFIN, Ga. - A Griffin woman says she is glad she and her dogs are safe after they were chased and attacked by a rabid fox. What was supposed to be a simple backyard outing for Gina White and her pets turned into a terrifying situation that was caught on camera.
Jeff Davis Agricultural Center set to open
Hazlehurst, Ga. (WTOC) - The Jeff Davis Board of Education plans to celebrate a groundbreaking ceremony for the Jeff Davis Agricultural Center. The event is Thursday, August 222. Jeff Davis County Schools invited everyone to the event. Last month WTOC spoke to the Superintendent of Jeff Davis County Schools. To...
Man with connection to Macon murder shoots self after chase, GBI opens investigation
PALDING COUNTY, Ga. - A man driving a car associated with a murder in Macon was spotted in Spalding County before leading a chase into Henry County where he died. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is now looking into his death and has released more information. On August 16...
Who Is Blazin’ 92.3 (WZBX-FM) – Augusta, GA
Ever thought about what makes a radio station the heart of a city? In Augusta, Georgia, Blazin’ 92.3, or WZBX-FM, is more than just a radio station. It’s a cultural cornerstone. With its engaging programming and popular music, it captures the spirit of Augusta’s diverse population. In...
After a brain bleed, a Georgia hospital temporarily removed part of a man’s skull. Employees lost the bone, lawsuit says
A Georgia couple is suing a health care system after they say staff at one of its Atlanta hospitals misplaced a portion of the husband’s skull, which had been temporarily removed and later scheduled to be reimplanted, according to a complaint.
Breaking down a Georgia Power bill
This story is part of a collaboration with Grist and WABE to demystify the Georgia Public Service Commission, the small but powerful state-elected board that makes critical decisions about everything from raising electricity bills to developing renewable energy. Carolyn Yeago couldn’t figure it out. The Atlanta resident is a biomedical...
Georgia replaces confederate monument with bronze statue of late Rep. John Lewis
Workers placed a bronze statue of the late Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) on the grounds of the Dekalb County Courthouse Friday — the same site where a Confederate monument was removed in 2020. Internationally acclaimed sculptor Basil Watson, who designed the 12-foot-tall statue, watched as the statue was placed ahead of its official unveiling planned…
Moultrie to welcome home Carson Tyler from Olympics
Moultrie, Ga. (WALB) - The city of Moultrie is gearing up to welcome home Moultrie native Carson Tyler with a parade. Tyler is returning home today from Paris after competing in diving at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games. The city of Moltrie posted on its Facebook page that a parade...
Aquinas to cut ribbon on new athletic complex
On Aug. 18, 2023, the Fightin’ Irish of Aquinas said goodbye to the football team’s first home as they beat Jefferson County 49-20. The school’s stadium that served as home since 1977 was razed soon after to make room for a new multimillion dollar athletic complex. A...
Alternative Baseball returns to Columbus, encourages inclusivity through Sports
COLUMBUS (WRBL) – The Alternative Baseball Organization has been providing an authentic Baseball experience to people with disabilities since 2016. Taylor Duncan, the organization’s founder, battled autism as he grew up with a desire to play Baseball. Duncan has given many others who confront misconceptions about their disabilities a chance to be a part of […]
Harris County Champs look to make a splash in Georgia Special Olympics
HAMILTON, Ga. (WTVM) - The Harris County Champs are “rocking and bowling” into their inaugural season. From the bowling lane to the swimming lane, this group is set to make waves in the Special Olympics. “To see the joy on their faces, it’s just priceless,” said Angela Pavlakos,...
Governor's proclamation designates August as Shooting Sports Month in Georgia
August is designated as Shooting Sports Month according to a recent proclamation signed by Gov. Brian Kemp. That is reason to celebrate! Where should you go? To a Georgia public shooting range, of course! Georgia has more than 45 public archery and shooting ranges available in the state, many of them available on public land like Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) or Public Fishing Areas (PFAs). To encourage visitation to public ranges, especially during Shooting Sports Month, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) has set up an opportunity to win a WRD Prize Pack by visiting any of the...
Fair Fight Action launches AI-powered chatbot to combat election disinformation in Georgia
Fair Fight Action is launching Peaches, an AI-powered chatbot that answers user-generated questions ranging from voter registration to voter challenges. The service is designed to combat election disinformation and misinformation in Georgia. “Peaches, Fair Fight Action’s new AI chatbot and voting assistant, is here to help Georgians overcome these challenges by providing an accessible, nonpartisan, […] The post Fair Fight Action launches AI-powered chatbot to combat election disinformation in Georgia appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.
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