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Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal says all areas east of I-95 are under a mandatory evacuation as Hurricane Matthew nears.
Savannah and east of I-95 have a mandatory evacuation and I hope to god people listen. It’s been so long since Georgia was supposed to get hit from the sea and I’m worried that people won’t believe.
The never-ending, budget-draining water war between Georgia and Florida took another head-shaking turn Monday when the presiding judge moved the upcoming trial to … Maine.
Conservative and left-leaning groups both are calling to end the sales-tax holiday weekend in Georgia.
Are you afraid of ghosts?
Be a purty shitty business model fer me ta be scared a’ ghosts seein’ as how much money ah make offa them ghost tours. Naw. Leave ‘em be, they leave you be style.
Yer lookin’ fer Bo.
Georgia's governor says the state will partner with South Carolina to replace bridges crossing the Savannah River and Augusta Canal that are more than 50 years old.Gov. Nathan Deal's office announced Wednesday that the estimated $75 million project also wi
Who here knew about the underwater ghost town which lurks directly below Lake Thurmond?
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Inspired by Sven and Bo’s lists, here’s Will’s list of aesthetics.
Smells: the burning back of a field or underbrush; the sick sweet rot of vegetation; fish fry; oil and diesel and gas; overly hot asphalt; fireworks; charcoal; manure on the breeze; Sights: twisting oaks; Spanish moss; dappled sunlight of a tree canopy; back end of a old f-150 blue truck with a hint of rust; frayed old blue jeans with grease stains; crumbling antebellum mansion over taken by ivy and slowly being swallowed by the oaks that once framed it; blooming of various wildflowers; fireflies Sounds: Cicada’s in the distance; the cooing of a dove piercing; The grumble of a diesel engine down a gravel road, crunching the gravel together; the baying of a beagle through the woods; crack of a long barreled gun, Tastes: butter; the taste of fried things; the taste of swamp air on the tongue, molasses, salty marsh air; tartness of fruit or berries in a cobbler; watermelon; bbq; that one gnat that you always accidentally eat; Sensations: the squelch of prying your foot back out of the mud; the wall of humidity in the air when you walk outside; the burn on skin after too long in the river/creek/lake; driving into a dense fog; the combination of satisfaction and not after smacking the shit out of a mosquito, but seeing your own blood smeared alongside its remains. Clothing: snake boots; old jeans; faded tshirt; old hat with a logo (tractor supply, etc);
ATLANTA – Alligators were on Portia Gillespie’s mind when she set out to take her 12-year-old grandson kayaking.
Perhaps it’s only appropriate that the Georgia-versus-Florida “water wars” trial is set to begin October 31 — Halloween — given the never-ending legal nightmare that haunts Chattahoochee River lovers and taxpayers alike.
I visited the Fernbank Museum of Natural History last weekend to see its special exhibition, “Creatures of Light: Nature’s Bioluminescence,” and learn more about the extraordinary organisms that produce their own light — from glowing mushrooms and insect larvae to ocean-inhabiting fluorescent corals and vampire squid.
In this pungent piece, former south Georgia superintendent Jim Arnold takes on the governor and state education spending. Arnold questions whether Gov. Nathan Deal's "teacher raise" is an attempt to build support for the November constitutional amendment empowering the state to take over failing schools. By Jim Arnold Most Georgians are old enough to remember Gov. Sonny Perdue’s gift card program for teachers. Sonny heard teachers were spending their own money on pencils, paper...
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A severe drought that started to impact metro Atlanta earlier this month has now expanded across more metro areas and east Georgia.
The Albany Welcome Center keeps a visitors log, which was signed by 16,000 people from outside Albany — including 54 international visitors — last year.
Some of the questions and comments at the end of the forum regarded the utilization of transportation for tourism purposes, informing Albany area citizens on what the region has to offer, marketing African-American heritage and Albany’s role in the Civil Rights Movement, and the planning of a Ray Charles event later this year.
A federal judge ruled that key Georgia agencies are not immune from a lawsuit that claims one of the last Gullah-Geechee communities of slave descendants on the Southeast coast is being eroded by discrimination and neglect. Residents and landowners from the tiny Hogg Hummock community on...
House Democrats led by Civil Rights veteran Rep. John Lewis, D-Georgia, are in the midst of a sit-in on the House Floor to try and force a vote on gun