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The program was launched during the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to play a key role in monitoring global health threats.
It’s important to protect the four P’s, which include people, pets, pipes, and plants.
With metro Atlanta under a Winter Storm Warning, officials say Gwinnett County’s five warming stations are opening at 6 p.m. and will be open through 7 a.m. on Monday.
Crews will focus on interstates and critical and high priority routes.
Morris Brown College was among the schools targeted by bomb threats last fall and was forced into lockdown.
The warehouse and tech center will also increase the number of jobs available in the area.
The project goes beyond traditional dorm living.
President and CEO Jack Cebe of Stitch, Inc. says is a critical milestone.
“Disasters don’t wait, and neither do we,” said Patrick Burke, COO of Midwest Food Bank Georgia in Peachtree City.
The findings held true even after researchers adjusted for age, health, and other factors.
The scholarships can help cover both tuition and flight fees, lowering one of the biggest barriers to entering aviation training.
The festival looks at different aspects of content production, including broadcast, cable, streaming, and social media.
Shortly after McClure Middle School students returned to class in December, English teacher Valerie Hodge noticed a student in distress.
Gwinnett County officials are keeping warming stations open for another day.
Metro Atlanta is waking up to another morning of freezing temperatures after Ice Storm 2026 moved through the area.
During a Sunday briefing, Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency officials, warned that even if conditions appear improved in some areas, freezing rain and sleet could refreeze later, making roads hazardous again.
During a Sunday afternoon press briefing, the Georgia Emergency Management Agency said approximately 100,000 power outages were reported statewide.
Emergency management coordinators across the metro began sharing updates as ice continued to build Sunday morning.