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Spalding County student dies following bullying

A Spalding County mother is warning parents to actively monitor their children after her 12-year-old daughter died by suicide following reported school bullying.

Spalding County, GA · 1d
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The Legend Behind Georgia's Most Haunted Bridge

For more than 40 years, folks have claimed that drivers who set a candy bar on their hood inside Concord Covered Bridge in Georgia will hear the footsteps of ghost children clamoring for the sweet treat. Drivers, of course, use the bridge by day to make their way between Smyrna and Mableton, but come nightfall, […]

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SupplyHouse hiring hundreds at new Henry County fulfillment center

The new 715,000-square-foot fulfillment center is expected to bring hundreds of new jobs to Henry County, officials say.

Henry County, GA · 1d

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This Free Georgia Wildlife Sanctuary Spans Nearly 2,000 Acres And Gives Injured Animals A Second Chance

A black bear, a cougar, and a bald eagle all live at the same free nature spot in Georgia. None of them can survive in the wild anymore, so this place became their forever home. The official state groundhog lives here too. His name is General Beauregard Lee, and he...

Jackson, GA · 1d
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Traffic Impact Alert: All lanes of I-75 North closed due to crash, lanes since reopened

All lanes of I-75 north have been reopened at mile marker 73 after a car crash, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. The crash happened just one mile north of the Bass Road exit, which closed all lanes, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. The accident occurred at...

Monroe County, GA · 3d

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Henry County Restaurant Report Card – 11/10/2026

The Georgia Department of Public Health conducted food service inspections in Henry County on 11/10/2026. The following 5 establishments were inspected. 🔴 Grade U (Failing) = below 70 | 🟠 Grade C = 70–79 | 🟡 Grade B = 80–89 | 🟢 Grade A = 90–100 🟠 Grade C (70–79) — 1 location HUDDLE HOUSE — 🟠 72 (Grade C)• Inspected: 11-10-2026 • 350 KEYS FERRY ST MCDONOUGH, GA 30253 🟢 Grade A (90–100) — 4 locations DAIRY QUEEN — 🟢 90 (Grade A)• Inspected: 11-10-2026 • 340 FAIRVIEW RD ELLENWOOD, GA 30294OAKS AT STOCKBRIDGE — 🟢 91 (Grade A)• Inspected: 11-10-2026 • 475 COUNTRY CLUB DR STOCKBRIDGE, GA 30281 • (678) 566-0034YELLOW JACKET HOT DOG — 🟢 97 (Grade A)• Inspected: 11-10-2026 • 456 SANTE FE ELLENWOOD, GA 30294SUPER 8 — 🟢 99 (Grade A)• Inspected: 11-10-2026 • 4605 BILL GARDNER PARKWAY LOCUST GROVE, GA 30248 • (770) 957-2936 Source: Georgia Environmental Health Food Service Inspection database. Data reflects food service inspections conducted 11/10/2026–11/10/2026.

Henry County, GA · 1d

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Proposed 470 mile natural gas pipeline stretches through ten counties in Tenn.

Kinder Morgan's Southern Natural Gas Company is proposing a $7.6 billion pipeline to be built through Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.

Tennessee · 3d

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Griffin food pantry could close by January as costs rise, demand triples

Manna From Above President James Watson said the number of families seeking help has tripled over the past year.

Griffin, GA · 1d

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Local seed company marks major milestone this month

Local agricultural supply business, Adams-Briscoe Seed Company, celebrated its 80th anniversary and three generations of Adams family ownership on Nov. 6. The company’s story began in 1946, when Rufus Adams and Everett Briscoe bought a seed business in Jackson from the Carmichael brothers. With backgrounds in agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, they built a business grounded in knowledge, experience and a commitment to helping customers find the right products for their farms, homes and land. The family business expanded in 1953 when Rufus Adams encouraged his brother, J.B. Adams, to open a second location in Forsyth. J.B. and his wife, Emmie, operated the store together until his death in 1967. Emmie continued running the store until 2003. That same year, ownership of the Jackson business passed to Rufus’ nephew, Jimmy Adams. He and his son Greg Adams continue to lead the company today. The business thanks everyone who has been a part of their journey. “We’re proud of our roots, grateful for the generations of customers who have trusted us and ready for whatever grows next,” said Jimmy Adams.

Jackson, GA · 3d

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Georgia tax preparer must close business after 90% of federal returns found ‘fictitious’

A federal court barred Griffin tax preparer Tanja D. Hollis from filing federal tax returns and ordered her firm to close.

Georgia · 2d

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P&Z rules against outdoor amplified music, awaits entertainment district guidelines

The owners of Fresh Produce Records were flanked by a handful of neighboring businessmen, Monday, as they asked Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning commissioners for a permit for live and amplified music with outdoor speakers. On Nov. 2, P&Z’s advisory Design Review Board approved the style and placement of the...

Bibb County, GA · 2d

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How Middle Ga.'s upcoming Audi plant in Peach County will impact Macon's economy

Macon-Bibb County invested $7 million to develop the Middle Georgia megasite where Audi AG plans to build a $4.2 billion plant that will employ 4,500 people. In return, the county is set to receive roughly $56 million in payments from the company, which are to begin in 2028 and span 20 years, according to the economic development agreement. The total economic footprint from the plant’s construction and operation could reach $49.3 billion by 2035, and annually the plant could generate $8.54 billion from production, according to a report from Middle Georgia State University’s Center for Economic Analysis. As is, the plant — which will be located on Peach County land that’s 25 miles from Macon — could become one of Middle Georgia’s biggest employers. A potential second phase of the project could bring in another 3,000 jobs and another $3 billion in investment, according to the agreement with Audi. The Middle Georgia State report also noted an additional 4,500 jobs could be generated on top of the initial 4,500 promised from the plant’s opening. Jobs in supply chain logistics, warehousing and transportation will crop up to ensure the production of Audi’s premium SUVs, said Greg George, director of MGA’s Center

Macon, GA · 6h

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Macon financial literacy course helps families build wealth

MACON, Ga. (WPGA) - A financial literacy course in Macon is helping residents take a closer look at their finances and learn strategies for building long-term wealth. Wealth ASAP and the Griffith Foundation teamed up to offer the Financial Foundations course at the Bibb County School District’s SOAR Academy building. The first group of participants is learning about topics including credit and investing. Monday night the course celebrated it’s first graduating class.

Macon, GA · 3d

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Vet Masters Motocross Championship Takes Over Echeconnee MX This Weekend

The second annual Vet Masters Motocross Championship is set to take over Echeconnee MX in Lizella, Georgia, November 13–15, bringing together vet racers for a full weekend of racing. Presented by Custom Upfits, the AMA-sanctioned event features classes ranging from +18 all the way to +70, giving riders of...

Lizella, GA · 1d

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Henry County Schools approves new unified literacy plan

HENRY COUNTY — Henry County Schools is implementing a new literacy plan aimed at improving reading achievement across the district following the passage of Georgia's Early Literacy Act of 2026. Board of Education members unanimously approved the district’s Unified Literacy Plan at Monday’s meeting, six months after Gov. Brian Kemp signed the Act. Chief Learning and Performance Office Cleveland Johnson III presented the plan to the Board during the study session portion. “This Unified Literacy Plan provides a structured, aligned and research-based road map to increase reading achievement across our district,” Johnson said. Henry County Schools’ plan supports the district's goal of student achievement and readiness as well as its commitment to improving literacy across all grade levels. The Unified Literacy Plan includes five main points: — Early learning and readiness. — Adolescent literacy. — Screening and core instruction in grades kindergarten through third grade. — Family and community partnerships. — Teacher supports and accountability. Makenzie McDaniel, Board Vice-Chair, said he reviewed the plan. He highlighted how it features aspects implemented by the district before the legislation — intervention, MTSS-related items. McDaniel then asked Johnson what would be the effect if the Board did not approve this proposed plan. “If

Henry County, GA · 1d