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Shine My Crown celebrates the Black women who made their mark in the 2026 elections, securing victories and breaking barriers across the country. Each day, we spotlight one of these remarkable leaders, sharing the stories, experiences and determination that shaped their journeys. Their achievements represent more than individual victories; they are opening doors, expanding possibilities and creating a path for generations of women to come.
Georgia just elected a governor who didn’t need rural Georgia to win. That may turn out to be the most important fact about this election, more important than the size of Keisha Lance Bottoms’ margin or how badly the polls missed it. The question now is what her victory means for rural Georgia, and for any state policy that hopes to address its problems.
Georgia has a long history with pie, and some of the best slices in the state come from places that have been baking them for 30, 40, or even 80 years. This list covers seven spots, from a tiny bakery on a famous Atlanta street to mountain orchards where fried pies are part of the trip.
Georgia’s main waterfowl hunting season begins Saturday, Nov. 21, following a special early hunting opportunity scheduled for Nov. 14-15 for youth, active-duty military and veterans.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is warning boaters and other recreational users to use caution as drought conditions continue across parts of Georgia and the Southeast. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]. The Mobile District began drought operations Nov. 2 across the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint river basin,...
Coastal Table & Tales is not your average bookstore. Located in Savannah's scenic historic district, this cozy shop is part independent bookseller, part demo kitchen, and deserves a spot on any food-lover's itinerary.Owner Dawn Anderson opened the store in late 2025, and has hosted dozens of hands-on cooking classes, tastings, cookbook clubs and conversations with leading chefs, authors, and culinary experts from around the world. Her global perspective is shaped by her extensive international travels and decades spent living abroad while working on diplomatic initiatives alongside her husband. Upcoming events include chocolate sommelier Kaysee Hill, a cookbook-writing workshop with Pinafore Press and a Bake the Book Club gathering. Coastal Tables & Tales is also celebrating its first anniversary from November 20 to 22 with pop-ups, birthday cake and discounts for holiday shopping. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Independent Cookbook Store and Cooking Workshop in Savannah (@coastaltableandtalessavannah) In addition to these events, the shop is open Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Stop by to browse trending cookbooks, food-centric memoirs and other titles. In addition to books, the shop offers a curated selection of pantry staples,
The Georgia House District 29 race in Hall County drew attention amid wider concerns about rising costs among voters elsewhere in Georgia. Unofficial county results posted after the November 3 election showed a razor-thin margin separating the two candidates, though Hall County's own results page still labels the count unofficial and incomplete.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Expect a brief period of breezy northeast winds today (gusts to ~25 mph) along the coast and I‑95 corridor, elevated rip current risk at local beaches, otherwise mostly dry with slightly above‑normal temps inland and cooler, drier conditions early next week. What you can...
NORTH CAROLINA — Next Saturday and Sunday mornings could be the coldest of the season so far across western North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina, northeast Georgia, and East Tennessee. A widespread frost and freeze is possible, even outside the mountains, with mountain lows dropping into the mid 20s. A few snowflakes could also fly in the higher elevations as November arrives with very November-like weather.
We’re kicking off the workweek with some areas of fog across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. The National Weather Service is highlighting a medium chance (30–50%) of dense fog, particularly across Southeast Georgia and inland portions of Northeast Florida. Visibilities could drop below half a mile in spots...
Georgia’s history-making night belongs to the women who won it. Stacey Abrams helped pour the foundation they stood on.
A leaf can lose water on a sunny January afternoon while the soil below stays too cold to send much back up. That simple mismatch can scorch a healthy shrub in Georgia without a single hard freeze. I learned this the hard way along a breezy fence line. My hollies...
More than 2 million lights cover one Georgia garden every winter. That’s not a typo, and it’s not a shopping mall parking lot either. The glow stretches along a half-mile trail. You’ll find a cave of lights, a forest of frosted trees, and a tunnel packed with 50,000 colorful bulbs.
New election results suggest increased scrutiny and potential regulations for AI data centers across the United States.
Nancy DeShazo with the Georgia Power Chattahoochee Hydro Group discusses the enormous impact hydropower has on Georgia and the ongoing modernization projects underway across the state. To be included in our video interviews or if you need video services for your company, please contact us.
The Georgia Residential Land Development Council announces Ned Butler, vice president of Reliant Homes in Walton County, as a member of its board of directors. Butler brings extensive experience in land acquisition, entitlement and permitting, along with a firsthand understanding of how regulatory delays and development costs affect housing supply and affordability.
A Hall of Famer's Bourbon, Sold Only in Georgia Andruw Jones spent twelve seasons patrolling center field for Atlanta, and the city is now getting a bottle to go with the plaque. Hall Of Fame Spirit
DOUGHERTY COUNTY, Ga. (WALB) — An attorney from Dougherty County has been appointed to serve as a judge on the State Court of Muscogee County. The Dougherty County Board of Commissioners offered their congratulations to County Attorney Alex Shalishali on his appointment Monday, Nov. 9. Shalishali is one of three appointees announced by Governor Brian Kemp. He will fill a new judgeship established by House Bill 1258 in the 2026 session of the Georgia General Assembly.
GMA has named eight state legislators as 2026 “Champions of Georgia’s Cities.” The award goes out at the end of each two-year legislative term to lawmakers who have shown strong support for major municipal initiatives and priorities. This year’s honorees were recognized for their work during the 2025-2026 session of the General Assembly.
