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Georgia Power shares ways to lower winter heating costs

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Georgia Power is outlining ways customers can lower their heating costs this winter as colder weather arrives in the area. A Georgia Power spokesperson said renters and homeowners can take steps to cut costs during the winter months while staying warm. Temperatures are...

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The Cool Down

Georgia woman drops health insurance after monthly premium jumps from $700 to $2,900

Enrollment is projected to drop to 816,000 in 2027.

Georgia · 6h

CBS News Atlanta

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South Atlanta students embrace title of "Baddest Band in the Land"

As a member of South Atlanta High School's first graduating class, Jamont Lane had dreams of being a band director. Now he's back at his alma mater leading the "Baddest Band in the Land."

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Rough Draft Atlanta

Mulberry mayor discusses Gwinnett legal fight in Norcross

Mulberry Mayor Michael Coker discussed the city's ongoing legal battle with Gwinnett County over its incorporation and the importance of negotiating efficient service delivery despite political differences. The post Mulberry mayor discusses Gwinnett legal fight in Norcross appeared first on Rough Draft® .

Gwinnett County, GA · 2d

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Tyler Perry Buys Puerto Rico Mansion, Insists Georgia Stays Home Base

Tyler Perry says Georgia will remain his home base even as he plans to spend extended time in Puerto Rico, where he recently closed on a sprawling mansion. The filmmaker made the comments around the premiere of his new Netflix holiday film, The Gospel of Christmas, at Atlanta's Tabernacle on Monday night.

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Atlanta’s 71-degree days end as frigid front storms in this weekend

Atlanta will not see snow this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. The city will get its coldest air of the season so far, though. After highs near 71 degrees Tuesday and today, a late-week cold front will drop Saturday’s high to about 53. Sunday morning lows will fall to around 33 in the city and into the 20s in the North Georgia mountains.

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‘American Amazon’ documentary spotlights the wild South

Filmmakers Eric Bendick and Mac Stone spent four years following the rivers, swamps and springs of the Southeast for “American Amazon,” a documentary made for IMAX and giant screen theaters. The film, narrated by Jon Batiste, opens to the public Saturday, Nov. 14, at Fernbank Museum of Natural...

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CFP chairman reveals why Georgia is No. 1 in rankings

CFP Chairman Hunter Yurachek was effusive in his praise of Georgia and how its dominant 42-7 win over Ole Miss factored into No. 1 ranking.

Athens, GA · 2d

CBS News Atlanta

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Lockdowns lifted at three Atlanta high schools, district says

Classes will continue for the rest of the day at North Atlanta, Midtown, and Carver high schools after lockdowns were lifted Wednesday, Atlanta Public Schools said.

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Night Market Brings Soulful Holiday Edition to Atlanta Nov. 12

The Home Depot Backyard (HDBY), as part of its Arts and Culture collection supported by The Home Depot Foundation, will host Night Market: Soulful Holiday Edition on Thursday, November 12 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Ring in the holiday season with Atlanta's #BestBackyard as Night Market transforms into a...

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Old Fourth Ward Scrapyard Site Hits Market for $4.52M Near Beltline

568–582 Decatur St. — Approximate Former Scrapyard Redevelopment Site. A row of four properties that once housed a scrapyard in Old Fourth Ward has hit the market for $4.52 million, positioned as a flexible redevelopment play just two blocks from the Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside Trail. The 0.61-acre assemblage sits between 568 and 582 Decatur St., along the neighborhood’s southern edge where it runs parallel to MARTA’s east-west rail line.

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Clayton County family wins $2 million after child breaks leg at Atlanta daycare center

The family of a child who attended Raven’s Learning Haven Daycare Center in Atlanta won a multi-million dollar award from a Clayton County jury.

Clayton County, GA · 2d

Rough Draft Atlanta

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Georgia Rainbow History Project proposes Atlanta and Georgia LGBTQ Halls of Fame

The Georgia Rainbow History Project has proposed the establishment of an Atlanta LGBTQ Hall of Fame and a Georgia LGBTQ Hall of Fame to recognize the people, organizations, and collectives that have made significant contributions. According to GRHP director Tom Dibble Dempsey, the Atlanta Hall would honor contributions centered in Atlanta and its metropolitan communities. […] The post Georgia Rainbow History Project proposes Atlanta and Georgia LGBTQ Halls of Fame appeared first on Rough Draft® .

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Home Inspectors Serving Duluth, Peachtree Corners, Norcross and Lawrenceville

A general home inspection is a visual assessment of accessible systems and components, not a warranty, engineering study or guarantee that every concealed problem will be found. Buyers should understand that scope before comparing inspection companies or adding specialized tests. These five businesses serve Duluth, Peachtree Corners, Norcross, Lawrenceville and...

Duluth, GA · 11h

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Toys for Tots launches North Georgia campaign with 87,000 toys donated

ATLANTA - Toys for Tots kicked off its annual holiday campaign Thursday at a new Stone Mountain warehouse, where organizers are racing to collect 1 million toys for children in need by Dec. 21. Stone Mountain holiday campaign. What we know:. Gov. Brian Kemp proclaimed Thursday as Toys for Tots...

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John Knight: Build Smarter, Not Bigger

A smaller house doesn’t always make a more appealing home. In the rural markets Chisel Mill Homes serves, buyers may be willing to trade square footage for acreage, room for an RV and the freedom to make a property their own. That insight has shaped how the South Metro Atlanta builder approaches affordability and finds opportunities beyond traditional new home communities.