July 1, 2025 Macon Telegraph Train derails in Fort Valley area amid a flash flood. What we know Carly Lenhardt reports, a Norfolk Southern train traveling through the Fort Valley area was derailed Saturday during a flash flood, officials say.…
July 1, 2024 GlobalAtlanta.com Senator Pledges Support for AGOA Renewal as South Africa Spotlights Atlanta Trevor Williams reports, framing boosting ties with Africa as a spiritual and moral imperative, U.S. Sen. Rafael Warnock pledged to support a trade policy crucial…
July 11, 2023 Georgia.org Georgia Council for the Arts to Distribute $3.5 Million in Competitive State Grants Staff reports that Georgia Council for the Arts, a strategic arm of the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD), today announced that more…
June 30, 2023 WABE Christine King Farris, tenured Spelman professor and sibling to MLK, has died Stephannie Stokes reports that Christine King Farris died Thursday, June 29, at the age of 95. She was the last surviving sibling of Dr.…
July 5, 2022 Georgia.gov Gov. Kemp Signs Executive Orders Extending Temporary Suspension of Gas Tax and Supply Chain State of Emergency Staff reports that Governor Brian P. Kemp signed two executive orders on Friday to alleviate the financial burden placed…
July 26, 2021 University of Georgia Grass in the Olympic Stadium developed by UGA-Tifton Leigh Beeson reports that the Summer Olympics may be in Japan this year, but Team USA was on home turf when they took the field for…
Feb. 4, 2019 WSB Radio Super Bowl Exodus: Security lines stretch through atrium at Hartsfield-Jackson Staff reports, we all know that Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is the world's busiest airport -- but what happens when officials say there will be 100,000…
Agritourism in the state just got another boost with a ribbon cutting ceremony that opened the Georgia Grown Highway 17 Trail. The trail, which was approved by legislation passed earlier this year, stretches from Kingsland to Savannah through Camden, Glynn,…
Nothing says Southern heritage like good barbeque and beer. And now, there’s an actual trail through Georgia’s Historic Heartland that offers the perfect lip-smacking dining experience. Stretching from Athens in the north to Perry in the south, the Brews &…
Through a network of trail systems, communities around the state are taking steps to create healthier environments and encourage economic development
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