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Victors named in first Pelham Summer Bowling Neighborhood League
The inaugural Pelham Summer Bowling Neighborhood League saw local residents Rhett and Bailey Bell triumph on August 5, 2024. Organized by the Pelham Parks and Recreation, the league featured six neighborhoods participating with teams comprising two bowlers each. Over eight weeks, points were tallied, culminating in a decisive roll-off between the top teams. The High Ridge neighborhood, represented by the Bells, emerged victorious, earning them a trophy displayed at Oak Mountain Lanes. This successful league is paving the way for future seasonal competitions.
Cobb County to start charging some costs to people who challenge the eligibility of voters
ATLANTA (AP) — An election board in one of Georgia’s largest counties has voted to start charging people who challenge the eligibility of voters for the cost of notifying the challenged voters. The Cobb County Board of Elections and Registrations voted 4-1 on Tuesday to adopt the rule. Debbie Fisher, a Republican member of the […] The post Cobb County to start charging some costs to people who challenge the eligibility of voters appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.
Environmental groups seeking delay in Georgia Power turbines project
ATLANTA — Lawyers for environmental groups made a final plea to Georgia energy regulators Thursday to delay Georgia Power’s plan to build three new “dual-fuel” turbines at Plant Yates near Newnan. The Atlanta-based utility is seeking certification from the state Public Service Commission to build the new turbines, which would run mostly on natural gas but switch to ultra low-sulfur diesel fuel when and if gas is unavailable, typically on cold winter mornings. ...
Georgia Association of Broadcasters announces Randy Gravley as new president
Randy Gravley has been appointed as the new president of the Georgia Association of Broadcasters, succeeding Bob Houghton who led the organization for seven years and oversaw significant accomplishments in the state's broadcasting industry. The post Georgia Association of Broadcasters announces Randy Gravley as new president appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Raffensperger blasts proposed rule requiring hand count of ballots at Georgia polling places
Georgia's secretary of state on Thursday came out against election rule changes pending before the State Election Board, specifically rejecting a proposal to count ballots by hand at polling places on election night.
Georgia Issues 221K Non-Resident Fishing Licenses Each Year
Fishing is a classic outdoor pastime for many Americans, and its growing popularity has led to a trending sector within the tourism industry known as fishing tourism. While many enjoy afternoons fishing at local ponds, rivers, and lakes near their home, amateur and professional anglers alike increasingly travel to top fishing destinations across the country, boasting picturesque views and potential for impressive catches. In most cases, travelers must obtain a non-resident fishing license to go fishing out-of-state. These licenses are usually sold by the state’s...
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.
Sears struggles to honor policy after longtime shopper of 50 years claims ‘everything has changed’ – now I’m out $700
A SEARS customer is fed up with the store after encountering a warranty issue. Despite 50 years as a customer of the historic department store, she’s found that things have changed. Ann Dell, of Georgia, has long relied on Sears for her appliances, she told local ABC affiliate WSB.
Cooling Off Under Clear Skies...ahhhhh
Update @ 9:00 p.m. Clearing skies will lead to cooler overnight lows. Tonight: Showers have ended and skies are clearing. This will lead to cooler overnight lows. I’m not taking Fall morning lows, but it is August and it will be a nice break. Patchy fog will be possible with light to calm wind overnight for inland areas.
Road project costs continue to rise in Georgia
(The Center Square) — Georgia road projects continue to cost taxpayers more money. The Georgia Department of Transportation said it awarded 13 projects — including six bridge construction projects — totaling roughly $104.3 million in June, the final month of fiscal 2024. With the June awards, the state agency said it awarded construction contracts totaling $2.6 billion in fiscal 2024, up from the $2 billion GDOT said it awarded in fiscal 2023. ...
No. 21 Buford takes on No. 10 Milton: How to watch the Super 25 Georgia football matchup
Georgia high school football kicks off across the state with plenty of notable matchups this week, but few more so than the gridiron action Friday night in Milton. It’s an opening USA TODAY Sports Super 25 clash, with the No. 10 Eagles welcoming No. 21 Buford in a Peach State headliner.
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