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New restaurants: 4 BBQ hot spots in GA among Southern Living’s top 16
Southern Living released its list of the top 16 barbecue spots opened within the last two years, with four BBQ spots in Georgia making the list.
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What is the cheapest grocery store in Georgia? Hint: It’s not Costco
A recent report on the cheapest grocery store in each state could help consumers during the current affordability crisis.
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UGA demotes employee after unauthorized Flock database searches
A University of Georgia employee misused the Flock database system by seeking information on two incidents in which he had personal interests.
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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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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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What happened to autumn? 7 signs fall in Georgia is changing
Research shows that climate change is raising temperatures across the South and altering many of the seasonal patterns people associate with fall in Georgia.
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Columbia County pitches Google data center as path to property tax relief
County leaders emphasized the potential windfall in revenue and lowered property taxes they say the Google data center could bring.
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Medical marijuana could soon be legally delivered to your Georgia home
A commission is considering adopting a framework for medical marijuana delivery, but there are stipulations. Here’s what you need to know.
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Georgia residents can seek Hurricane Helene recovery help through 2027
The Salvation Army has extended its Hurricane Helene Long-Term Recovery Assistance Program.
