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Fall in Georgia? Low temperatures could soon be in 60s
A scorching Labor Day weekend coincided with the release of pumpkin spice lattes, making it hard to tell when it’s really fall in Georgia.
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Rick Jackson says communities should decide on data centers. But his own data center project in Texas is under fire from locals
Rick Jackson has built his campaign on the idea that communities should decide their own fate on data centers. A Texas resident says the sale of land tied to Jackson’s own company shows what happens when that promise isn’t kept.
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When do pumpkin patches open in Georgia? Some already have!
Whether you’re looking for pumpkins, hayrides, corn mazes or a full day of fall activities, here are some pumpkin patches in Georgia to put on your list for the 2026 season.
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Augusta residents invited to review data center ordinance before vote
Augusta officials have released a final draft of a proposed data center ordinance that is designed to encourage investment while ensuring new development aligns with the city’s long-term planning goals.
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At a Georgia abortion clinic, 27 of 30 women were turned away in one afternoon
Rebecca found out she was pregnant on a Saturday. Less than a week later, she was sitting in a Georgia waiting room with roughly 30 other women, most of them racing the same clock she was.
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Rick Jackson pledges ‘intelligent’ Medicaid expansion, but offers few specifics
Rick Jackson’s plan seeks enhanced federal Medicaid funding without fully expanding coverage — a combination that has never been approved and that his campaign can’t explain how it would work.
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8 must-visit orchards in Georgia for apple-picking, baked goods, & fall fun
Ready for apple season? Here are 8 of the best orchards in Georgia for U-pick apples, fresh-baked treats, and fall activities the whole family will love.
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Rep. Tanya Miller wants to take on corporations as Georgia’s next attorney general
Rep. Tanya Miller says price fixing on rent and groceries deserves more scrutiny from the attorney general’s office. Her opponent, backed by President Trump, has a different set of priorities.
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Georgia continues to rank near the bottom of nation on worker’s rights
According to a new report from Oxfam, workers in Georgia are at the bottom when it comes to pay, workplace safety, and more.






















