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The Savannah Bananas, renowned for their entertaining antics on the baseball diamond, have embarked on an electrifying journey called the Banana Ball World Tour. This innovative spectacle has recently graced the fields of Coolray Field, much to the delight of fans craving excitement beyond traditional baseball. The essence of Banana Ball is pure joy and … Read more
In a recent decision, the legislature has approved a bill that requires clerks to report passport fee collections. This new law aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the handling of passport fees. Under the legislation, clerks responsible for processing passport applications will be mandated to submit detailed reports on the fees they collect. These … Read more
Cherokee County Commissioner Benny Carter recently held a town hall meeting at the Heritage Club clubhouse in Canton’s River Green subdivision, where he engaged with around 35 residents from his district. The meeting, which took place on March 21, aimed to give locals a chance to connect directly with Carter and learn more about county … Read more
State Board of Education member Scott Sweeney is gearing up to host a crucial public hearing, inviting community members to voice their thoughts and concerns regarding education in our state. This event, slated to take place, will provide a platform for citizens to engage directly with decision-makers, contributing to the shaping of education policies and … Read more
At Pine Mountain Middle School in Georgia, Richard White, an esteemed educator with over 16 years of experience, has been honored on the global stage for his outstanding contributions to technology and engineering education. The International Technology and Engineering Educators Association, at its 86th Annual Conference in Memphis, Tennessee, selected Pine Mountain’s program as one … Read more
In Cobb County, Georgia, a teacher named Katie Rinderle got into trouble for reading a book to her fifth-grade class. The book, called “My Shadow is Purple,” talks about different kinds of people and challenges traditional ideas about boys and girls. Some parents didn’t like this and complained to the principal because they weren’t told … Read more
In an exciting turn of events, Bennett and Gannon have both clinched their spots in the quarterfinals of the Division II championship. Let’s break down what happened and how these teams managed to secure their places in the next round. Bennett showed remarkable skill and determination in their journey to the quarterfinals. With strong teamwork … Read more
Taco Bell fans, rejoice! The beloved Dragonfruit Freeze is back, bringing with it waves of excitement and nostalgia. This icy delight first made its appearance in 2008 as the Fruitista Freeze, winning over hearts with its fruity flavors. Over time, Taco Bell added more frozen options, with the Mountain Dew Baja Blast Freeze becoming a … Read more
Are you inquisitive approximately how individuals in the 19th century made their nourishment? If so, stamp your calendars for Walk 23 since Hunter’s Domestic in Stop Slope is facilitating an extraordinary workshop all around making hominy. Hominy was a huge portion of people’s diets back at that point since corn was all over. It was … Read more
In a recent decision marked by divided opinions, the Cobb Board of Education has sanctioned the hiring of a construction manager for the forthcoming special events facility within the Cobb County School District. Despite not achieving unanimity, the board voted 5-2 in favor of the district’s proposal to enlist Winter Construction Co. of Atlanta to … Read more