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Felicia and Winchel Elibert, two business savvy visionaries are set to become the first Black couple to purchase land and open a plaza in Fayetteville.
The rapper, whose name is Jeffery Williams, has been in jail since 2022 for a sprawling Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act indictment in Fulton County.
According to the department, a Duluth resident had called 911 because they were being “held hostage” by a small raccoon.
To help ensure the roads remain safe instead of scary and that traffic is a treat instead of tricky, the Georgia Department of Transportation put out a Halloween Travel Forecast and a set of safety recommendations for drivers and pedestrians for the spooky night.
Freeman broke records by homering in the first four games and matched a Fall Classic mark with 12 RBIs to power the Dodgers past the New York Yankees for their second championship in five years.
The “Vote Early and Leave No Crumbs” initiative is planned to help encourage Georgians to vote early.
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart and Florida head coach Billy Napier both confirmed news during a weekly SEC coaches conference call.
The annual festival was a resounding success, according to its founder, entrepreneur Jason J. Carter.
Wade is known for his prominence in the Southern Hip Hop music industry, in which he is considered to be an architect of the genre.
The Grammy-winning Atlanta rapper Young Thug ,who is accused of being the leader of a YSL gang, has also been considering a plea deal.
FBI Atlanta Supervisory Agent Joe Zadick says using mobile payment devices to tap against your wallet, is how thieves steal the number of your tap-to-pay bank cards.
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s automatic airfare refund rule officially went into effect on Monday after it was approved earlier this year.
The MICHELIN Guide Atlanta has awarded four new restaurants a coveted star.
“Volunteer firefighters pulling their neighbors—who were dead—face down in mud banks. Out of the mud. You can’t erase that from your memory. That’s why we’ll go back again,” Ellis said.
Officials said some officers met their significant others within the department, building their careers and families together.