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GEORGIA — Peach State, are you feeling hungry? Well, Georgia has recently welcomed or will welcome new restaurants statewide.
FLORIDA — Fifteen Florida schools received top honors for their academic excellence, being held in high esteem by the 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools program, U.S.
GEORGIA — Three members of the Cathy family are the wealthiest people in Georgia, according to The Forbes 400 , an annual ranking of America's super-rich released Tuesday.
Some of the wealthiest people in Florida work in various industries such as food distribution, frozen foods and chewing gum.
GEORGIA — Hurricane Helene claimed the lives of more than 190 people across the Southeast, and Gov. Brian Kemp said Thursday at least 33 of those deaths occurred in Georgia.
GEORGIA — When Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc on much of Georgia last week, the storm caused electricity to shut down, forcing the chain reaction of loss of food.
GEORGIA — Early voting in the general election may be three weeks away, but absentee ballot requests are now being accepted until Oct. 25.
GEORGIA — The Peach State recently got some egg-citing news: one of the best foodie cities in the U.S. in 2024 is found in Georgia, a new survey says.
FLORIDA — The Sunshine State recently got some egg-citing news: the best foodie city in the U.S. in 2024 is found in Florida, a new survey says.
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