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ACC Animal Shelter desperately needs community help as the shelter reaches capacity
Ready to pick up a dog today? Athens-Clarke County Animal Services "desperately" need fosters as the shelter reaching extreme overcapacity. Currently, 13 dogs are beings housed in crates. The shelter is urgently seeking foster homes to alleviate the overcrowding and provide better care for the animals. ...
Postgame: Florida State head coach Mike Norvell, RB Lawrance Toafili, and K Ryan Fitzgerald after loss to GT
"Just starting off, going to give credit to Georgia Tech, hard fought game. I thought they did a really good job offensively. Extending drives, they own the ball. Was a game with no turnovers, very few penalties. Was really a pretty clean game, and in that regards, just a good job of extending drives and obviously making the plays that were necessary. Our football team, proud of our guys prepared, the mindset and the approach was good. As we got into the game and just the smallest of things, disciplined in the call disciplined in just overall execution, you know, there's things as coaching staff, you know, for me, it's, you know, all things were, I've got to be better in helping put our guys in position to go and make those plays in the moment. You know, look at just the game in general. Was very limited possessions. And so, you know, the importance of every snap in that game was monumental. And we had seven drives in the game offensively. They did a good job there. And we scored, scored late, you know, being able to finish with the ball in their hands, and had the opportunity to get the last second kick. For our football team, it's about where our response goes from here, and obviously we're all hurt. I mean, you come, you work, you want to start off the season a certain way. And we came up short of that tonight. And I think a lot of that Georgia Tech team, and you know, the players that they have, and the things they've done, and they played well tonight. And for us, it's a bunch of plays we're gonna look back at in the course of that game. And you know, if the result of any of them is different, it'd probably be a different outcome in that game. And we get to take ownership. I take full responsibility of all things that this team does. And I've got to make sure that I'm doing a better job of helping prepare them to go out there and be in position to be able to capitalize on every play. Regardless of how many you get, or how many you don't get, we've got to obviously make it happen with those opportunities. Offensively, we have to be more explosive. I thought we had some missed opportunities there. We got to create the explosive play. They did a good job of trying to stack the box and get the safety down, definitely gave us some challenges in certain fits in the run game, but at the end of the day, we've got to control us. We've got to make sure that we go out there and play at a high level. Had some missed tackles defensively that we got to be better, got to make sure we're setting edges. They do a good job in trying to spread you sideline to sideline and force the one-on-ones. And we definitely have capable players to be able to go do that. And so we've got to continue to build upon that. Special teams-wise, you know, there's some positives of what we saw. Ryan did a great job, you know, just being able to put points on the board. 59-yarder there coming in at half which was big, but at the end of the day, this is a team sport, and we've got to take a step as a football team, and not let this one game define the outcome of what our season will be. You know, we get to respond. Here, in a week from now, we get to play another ACC opponent, and we've got to go get better, and it's going to come down to work and the overall execution of details, of fundamentals, and making that happen here next Monday."
State leader calls for second audit amid questions about city probe of MARTA spending
ATLANTA - Days after Atlanta city leaders released an audit of more MARTA program spending that showed the transit authority may have overcharged taxpayers millions for services never rendered, one state lawmaker is raising an eyebrow at the findings published by Cobb County-based accounting firm Mauldin and Jenkins. State Rep....
After a Year Long Investigation The Shooter of a WKU Student Has Been Arrested
Western Kentucky University student, Ayanna Morgan, 21, died last July following a shooting at the Muse Apartment Complex. More than a year later, her shooter has been apprehended in Atlanta, GA. The Bowling Green Police Department says that on Saturday, Aug. 24 ,Malcolm Jones, 31, will be facing murder charges....
Kobe Hylton Pokes Report NIL Journal No. 4 - Eve of the Season
Publisher’s Note: Our Pokes Report NIL journalist for this season is Kobe Hylton. He and his teammates went through the annual mock game on Saturday. They suited up in game uniform and went through game routine with a script that included all kinds of circumstances, so they will be prepared next Saturday and down the line.
South Gwinnett Defense Dominates to Defeat Dutchtown
SNELLVILLE — The South Gwinnett defense recorded eight sacks and three interceptions, while stuffing out a late Dutchtown comeback attempt to defeat the Bulldogs 24-14 Friday night. The Comets’ defense was smothering all game. In the first half alone, South Gwinnett (2-0, 0-0) held Dutchtown to minus-54 yards rushing...
It is just time for the Braves to move on from beloved veteran reliever
This one is going to hurt - but it’s time for a change in the Braves bullpen. Jesse Chavez has been a huge part of the Braves bullpen for years now, first making his name known all the way back in 2010 when a then 26 year old, appeared in 28 games for the Braves. Who would have guessed the lore that would be written in his name nearly 11 years later when Jesse not only came back, and provided Braves and fans one hilarious story.
Ross in Monroe is hiring
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Cities with the most expensive homes in Georgia
Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers. The typical home value in the United States was $362,156 in July, 2.8% higher than the year before. High mortgage rates are also making monthly payments more expensive; as of Aug. 22, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate sits at 6.46%. Although home prices have inflated all across the U.S., there are some cities that command a higher price tag than others. Location, size, age, and condition are all contributing factors to home value. Stacker compiled a list of cities with the most expensive homes in Georgia using data from Zillow . Cities are ranked by the Zillow Home Values Index for all homes as of July 2024. The charts in this story were created automatically using Matplotlib . Metros with the most cities in the top 30 in Georgia #1. Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Alpharetta, GA: 20 #2. Savannah, GA: 3 #3. Brunswick, GA: 2 #4. Athens-Clarke County, GA: 1 #4. Milledgeville, GA: 1 You may also like: Highest-rated beer in Georgia Volodymyr Kyrylyuk // Shutterstock.
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