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$50K Powerball ticket sold in Georgia
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Someone in Georgia is $50,000 richer after Saturday’s Powerball drawing, according to the Georgia Lottery website. One lucky player hit four white balls and the Powerball to win the $50,000 prize. The winning numbers for the drawing were 4-34-35-38-69 and the Powerball was...
Waterfowl Hunters: Early teal and goose season opportunities
Hunters can get a jump on the waterfowl season with the upcoming early teal and Canada goose hunting season, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division. Early Canada goose season is Sept. 7-29, 2024, with a daily limit of 5 geese, and early teal season is Sept. 14-29, 2024, with a daily limit of 6 teal. “Teal migrate earlier than other ducks, as they have the furthest distance to cover since they winter in South America. The key for finding teal is locating shallow water with submerged or emergent vegetation and other food sources. Since they are smaller birds,...
Tonya Hicks: Georgia’s clean energy revolution spurs job growth and economic prosperity
Our country is in the midst of a clean energy revolution and manufacturing renaissance, and so much of it is happening right here in Georgia. What better time than Labor Day to remind my fellow Georgians that these welcomed changes are the result of hardworking people who put their dreams into action. I am proud […] The post Tonya Hicks: Georgia’s clean energy revolution spurs job growth and economic prosperity appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.
Addiction Recovery Tour Bus Sets Stops Around Northwest Georgia This Week
The Georgia Recovers Bus will make stops in Rome and several other Northwest Georgia communities this week. “The opposite of addiction is connection,” said bus tour manager Jon Langston in a release. “This historic bus tour will break down the stigma surrounding addiction and show that Georgia supports the people impacted by the Addiction Epidemic.” The free public events are funded through the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental...
OFTC strengthens commitment to commercial truck driving program
Oconee Fall Line Technical College (OFTC) continues to meet workforce demands, specifically in producing quality trained commercial truck drivers, bridging the gap to combat the state’s truck driver shortage. In the last four years, enrollment in the College’s Commercial Truck Driving (CTD) program has increased 40 percent, a direct result of the college’s...
Central Georgia natives flock to Lake Tobesofkee to enjoy Labor Day weekend
MACON, Ga. — Central Georgia natives are looking to take full advantage of the Labor Day weekend. The holiday, which usually brings the end of summer, has encouraged several to enjoy time in the sun or simply relax. As such, several people went out to Lake Tobesofkee to enjoy...
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