Twenty-two tornadoes ripped through Georgia earlier this week, according to the National Weather Service. The string of twisters began late Sunday and lasted into the early morning hours Monday, …
South Georgia farmer concerned about crops amid pandemic
He shared his experience since the COVID-19 pandemic put a sudden stop to day-to-day routines for millions of Americans. “If the normal flow were to be restored, we would all sleep a little better.
Diploma carried away by Georgia tornado found 30 miles away
April 16 (UPI) –A Georgia man whose diploma was among the objects carried away by a tornado was reunited with the document after it was found 30 miles from his home. Kelvin Duke said his middle …
Gun groups sue Georgia county judge for suspending concealed-carry applications
Claiming his decision violated the Second Amendment, two gun rights groups Thursday sued a Georgia judge who suspended concealed-carry permit applications in his county amid the coronavirus crisis.
Tourism Workers Hit Hard as Virus Decimates Georgia Economy
Jobless workers continue to file unemployment claims in sky-high numbers in Georgia as the coronavirus ravages the state’s economy.
NFL draft: Georgia RB D’Andre Swift hopes teams see his potential
The Times examines the top prospects ahead of the NFL draft, to be held April 23-25. He is the latest in a line of star-studded Georgia backs bound for the NFL, following in the formidable footsteps …
BREAKING: 15,669 confirmed coronavirus cases, 587 deaths reported in Georgia
The coronavirus crisis in Georgia deepened Thursday as the state confirmed hundreds of more infections and the death toll neared 600. The Georgia Department of Public Health has confirmed 15,669 …
Coronavirus in Georgia on April 15
The Georgia Department of Health announced new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday. As of Noon, there are 15,260 confirmed cases of the virus and 576 deaths reported. Scroll to read more. At 11Alive News, …
Relief loan program frustrates Georgia small business owners
Money is too late, too difficult or not coming at all for many Georgia small business owners under the SBA-backed federal coronavirus rescue plan.
Tybee Island mayor fights Georgia governor’s re-opening of city’s beaches
Tybee Island’s Shirley Sessions calls Brian Kemp’s reversal a “reckless mandate” and says she fears people crowding the beaches again.