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13-Year-Old Prodigy Manifests His Acceptance To Morehouse College
Joshua Suddith, an academic prodigy from Georgia, got his dream gift for 13th birthday: acceptance to Morehouse College, a goal he set when he was 4 years old. His mom, Chaundra, always knew he was destined for greater things. Despite complications during her pregnancy, including an in-utero surgery, the young boy entered the world with a fierce determination. According to Chaundra, her son could speak by 9 months and learned to read well before he turned 2. “His grit and determination are the most impressive things about him,” shared Chaundra to 11 Alive . “He didn’t let challenges get...
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Albany Police searching for suspect in attempted burglary
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - The Albany Police Department (APD) is searching for the suspect in an attempted burglary. According to police, the Criminal Investigations Bureau is asking for the public’s assistance in locating the suspect in the attempted burglary of A&S Food Mart on Mobile Avenue. Anyone with information...
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'K9 Bruce’s service and sacrifice will not be forgotten' | Georgia K9 unit dies after medical emergency
VALDOSTA, Ga. — A Georgia Department of Public Safety K9 officer died on Tuesday after suffering a medical episode at training, according to a press release from the Georgia Department of Public Safety. K9 Bruce, a 2-year-old Belgian Malinois and German Shepherd, graduated from the agency's Canine School in...
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UPDATE: Murder-suicide incident at Columbus apartment complex leaves 2 dead
Columbus police are investigating a murder-suicide incident Thursday afternoon. Authorities were called to 5358 Woodruff Farm Road at Hunters Run Apartments, where they found two people shot and deceased. Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan confirmed 59-year-old Wyonda Thomas was shot multiple times and pronounced dead by coroner officials. The second...
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‘Breaks my heart’: First openly trans woman to compete in Miss Georgia steps away from competition, gives up title
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A transgender woman from metro Atlanta will no longer run in the Miss Georgia USA competition, she announced on Monday. In a social media statement, 22-year-old Bella Bautista said she has relinquished her Miss Buckhead USA 2025 title and will not take the stage at the statewide event, which will be held in McDonough in June.