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Six Savannah Police employees fired for Flock system misuse
Four sworn officers and two civilian employees were initially placed on paid administrative leave after a review of Flock system activity identified misuse.
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Climate change threatens peach crops in the Southeast
Horticulturalists are starting to ring a peach alarm bell as climate change takes a toll on the peach crops in such popular peach-growing states as South Carolina and Georgia.
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Two Republican mayors break ranks to back Ossoff in deep-red South Georgia
The Republican mayors of Tifton and Valdosta have endorsed Sen. Ossoff in part, they said, due to his excellent constituent services.
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Spotted a Flock camera? Here’s what they’re capturing from your vehicle
Flock cameras are becoming a more common sight across Georgia, but the technology does more than simply capture a vehicle’s license plate.
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Tybee Restaurant Week headlines Savannah food and dining news
Tybee Restaurant Week offers dining specials through Aug. 17
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‘It felt like a time to go big:’ The Working Families Party is on a mission to transform the South
The Working Families Party plans to recruit and run 1,000 working-class candidates across the South by 2030.
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UNESCO designation puts Okefenokee Swamp on map for tourism
The largest intact blackwater wetland in North America, the Okefenokee Swamp is now Georgia’s first World Heritage Site.
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Hurricane Helene tree loss spurs UGA replanting tool for homeowners
The Grow Back Project is a University of Georgia-led reforestation effort launched after Hurricane Helene devastated the region’s tree canopy.
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6 spots to head for the most scenic dispersed camping in Georgia
When it’s time to unplug, it’s time for a vacation. Why not give dispersed camping in Georgia a try? Here’s everything you need to know about this trending camping style.
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Early voting in Georgia: When, where, and how to vote
Here’s everything you need to know about early voting in Georgia.
