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More Than 6,600 Area Residents Were Jobless in July, Up 31.5% in 12 Months
The jobless rate jumped in July compared to the same month last year but the real toll was shown in the number of Northwest Georgians out of work. In July 2023, there were 5,026 people unemployed in Floyd, Bartow, Gordon, Polk and Chattooga counties combined. Last month, that total skyrocketed 31.5% to 6,612 people — almost 1,600 more. Also in the latest data from the state Department of Labor are...
Labor Day Weekend: From concerts to sunset parties, the Savannah area has plenty to do
There's a long weekend just around the corner with Labor Day coming Sept. 2. Looking for some things to do? The Savannah area has plenty to offer. Here are more details on these and other fun-filled events scheduled during the Labor Day weekend: Festivals and parties ...
‘It’s a culture change.’ Black churches aim to lead the way in dementia awareness
Alter Dementia is a program that equips Black churches with the tools and education to better support congregants living with dementia and their caregivers, and has gained traction in Georgia and nationwide. The post ‘It’s a culture change.’ Black churches aim to lead the way in dementia awareness appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Rid of Raffensperger, Georgia Election Board blazes path for counties to overturn a Trump loss
In the aftermath of the 2020 election, Donald Trump mounted a concerted effort to defy the voters’ verdict and remain in office, even if it meant fomenting violence and blocking the peaceful transfer of power. Yes, he failed, but failure is a very good teacher. Trump and his allies had tested the integrity of our […]
Swainsboro shooting draws big police presence
SWAINSBORO, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Law enforcement officers responded to a reported shooting at a store Friday afternoon in Swainsboro. It happened sometime before 3:20 p.m. at Northside Beverage, 332 N. Main St., according to authorities. A witness said there was a large law enforcement response. It was unclear whether anyone...
Check out SE GA Road Work Weekly Traffic Interruption Advisory Aug. 24-30
Southeast Georgia Road Work… Weekly Traffic Interruption Advisory SOUTHEAST GA - Georgia Department of Transportation continues essential road work throughout Southeast Georgia. As a result, work on construction and maintenance projects will continue Saturday, August 24 through Friday, August 30. Labor Day holiday lane closure restrictions on major State Routes and Interstates will be in place from Friday, August 30 at noon to Tuesday, September 3 at 5 a.m. No road closures or work that restricts or interferes with traffic will be conducted during this time frame. All work subject to change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are cautioned to reduce their speed while...
Rove: RFK Jr. endorsing Trump could have impact in Georgia, Arizona
Republican strategist Karl Rove suggested Wednesday that independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. endorsing former President Trump could help the GOP nominee in Georgia and Arizona, two key swing states in November. “My gut tells me it probably helps Donald Trump, because the people who were for him because he was a Kennedy, I think…
Young Georgia delegates take on the DNC
LISTEN: A young Georgia delegate shares her perspective on attending the Democratic National Convention. GPB's Sarah Kallis reports. The Democratic National Convention wraps up Thursday when Vice President Kamala Harris will formally accept the party’s nomination. Both political parties have made an effort to reach out to young voters,...
The coolest temperatures in 2+ months expected across Southeast Georgia, Lowcountry
A break from the heat and humidity continues through at least Saturday. Temperatures may dip to their lowest levels in Savannah since June 12!. Forecast low temperatures in the upper 60s are in the forecast for Savannah both Friday and Saturday morning. High temperatures will also remain below average in the mid-80s the next couple days.
Democrats in Sun Belt battlegrounds say voter enthusiasm is path to Harris win
CHICAGO — Democrats from the crucial Sun Belt battleground states of Arizona, Georgia and Nevada gathered at their national convention this week are rejoicing in the newfound enthusiasm and energy surrounding Kamala Harris, which has made their states far more competitive since she became the party's presidential nominee. But with 11 weeks...
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