The Troup County School System (TCSS) has been awarded a grant from the No Kid Hungry campaign to address summer hunger among its students. This grant aims to ensure that children who rely on school meals during the academic year continue to receive nutritious food during the summer. Summer break often creates challenges for families … Read more
Farmers in South Georgia are facing a challenging season as a relentless heat wave grips the region, threatening crop yields and agricultural livelihoods. With temperatures soaring and rainfall scarce, agricultural communities are turning to prayers and hoping for much-needed relief. The prolonged heat wave has parched crop fields, impacting everything from cotton and peanuts to … Read more
South Georgia has experienced a notable decrease in drug-related fatalities, marking a positive trend in public health efforts. Despite this encouraging development, community leaders and health officials continue to caution against the persistent dangers of drug lacing, which pose significant risks to users. The decline in drug-related deaths reflects ongoing initiatives aimed at education, prevention, … Read more
Tragedy struck on Interstate 20 in Augusta as a car crash resulted in the death of one person after their vehicle flipped multiple times. The incident, which occurred under circumstances yet to be fully disclosed, has left the community in shock and mourning. According to reports, the vehicle involved in the accident lost control and … Read more
Recent incidents of raccoon attacks and the onset of bat breeding season have prompted health authorities to issue urgent rabies warnings across the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA). Residents are urged to exercise caution and take preventive measures to protect themselves and their pets from potential exposure to the rabies virus. Raccoon attacks have been … Read more
The armadillo population is rapidly increasing in our region, prompting concerns among experts who are closely monitoring the situation. These armored mammals, typically associated with warmer climates, have been expanding their range due to favorable environmental conditions and minimal natural predators in our area. Armadillos are known for their unique appearance and behavior, including their … Read more
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has addressed former President Donald Trump’s recent claims of being “tortured” during his time in Fulton County Jail. Trump’s allegations, made during a recent public appearance, have sparked significant controversy and prompted a strong response from city officials. In his statement, Mayor Dickens emphasized the importance of maintaining the integrity and … Read more
For many, home is a sanctuary, a place of rest and rejuvenation. But for some, like Georgia resident Karen Thompson, home has become a source of exhaustion and frustration. “I get tired just walking through my own home,” Thompson says, describing the daily challenges she faces due to substandard living conditions. Thompson’s experience is, unfortunately, … Read more
Alpharetta’s culinary scene is about to get a luxurious upgrade with the introduction of a new upscale seafood chain. This exciting development promises to bring a wave of sophisticated flavors and oceanic delights to the city’s vibrant dining landscape. Imagine indulging in an exquisite seafood experience where every dish is a masterpiece. The new seafood … Read more
At the Cobb County Courier, we’re thrilled to introduce our Cat of the Day: a charming lilac point kitty who’s eagerly waiting for a loving home. With her striking blue eyes and delicate coat, she’s sure to win your heart in no time. Lilac point cats are known for their unique coloration, featuring a beautiful … Read more