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Cocky Texas slugger who hit for cycle gets dealt instant karma after childish antics grow stale

Texas Longhorns slugger Adrian Rodriguez's cocky at-bat against Georgia went viral after he shook off the pitcher and struck out in a College World Series loss.

Local NewsStatesboro, GAStatesboro Herald

Obituary - Nell Godbee Burnsed

Nell Godbee Burnsed, age 81, passed away under the loving car of Ogeechee Area Hospice in Statesboro, Georgia, ater an extended illness with progressive supr...

Local NewsAmericus Times-Recorder

Republican candidate Matt Day campaigns for U.S. Congress Georgia District 2

Several republican candidates highlighted their platforms during a meeting of the Sumter County Republican Committee on June 23. The meeting was held at 403...

Local NewsValdosta Daily Times

SGMC Health expands access to care with pediatric and family visits at Primary Care Connell

Local NewsValdosta, GAValdosta Daily Times

Wiregrass Culinary Arts team wins People’s Choice Award at Valdosta Food & Wine Classic

Wiregrass Georgia Technical College recently announced that its Culinary Arts students and faculty received the People’s Choice Award at the 9th Annual Val...

Local NewsTifton, GATifton Gazette

State Bar re-elects Judge Heard to Board of Governors

Tifton Judicial Circuit Juvenile Court Judge Render M. Heard Jr. was re-elected to serve on the Board of Governors of the 56,000-member State Bar of Georgia...

Local NewsTifton Gazette

Kemp signs elections bill, locking in QR code voting machines for November

Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation into law Thursday that delays the July 1 ban on the use of QR codes in Georgia's voting machines.

Local NewsTimes Georgian

Brown named YLP Member of the Year

The Associated General Contractors of Georgia Inc. has named Heath Brown its Young Leadership Program Member of the Year.

Local NewsCarrollton, GATimes Georgian

Shirley Mae Holbrook

Mrs. Shirley Mae Holbrook, age 88, of Carrollton, Georgia, passed away on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.

Local NewsCarrollton, GATimes Georgian

Robby Ray Frashier

Mr. Robby Ray Frashier, age 56, of Carrollton, Georgia, passed away peacefully at his home on June 24, 2026.

Local NewsCourant

A truck full of Georgia peaches is making its way to CT. Here’s how to order them.

A truck full of them from family-owned orchards is pulling into Glastonbury July 16 for people who pre-order at least two weeks in advance.

Local GovernmentAjc

Republican ad tries to blame Democrats for killing property tax relief

A Republican ad blames Democrats for voting to keep Georgia property taxes high. Democrats say their votes kept sales taxes low.

PoliticsJackson, GAAjc

After upset primary win, Rick Jackson looks to broaden his appeal

Georgia's Republican nominee for governor Rick Jackson is looking to broaden his appeal in hopes of winning over independent and swing voters in the November...

SportsAjc

Four Georgia Tech baseball players named All-Americans by D1 Baseball

Four Georgia Tech position players were named All-Americans by D1 Baseball, setting a program record.

Local NewsMacon, GA13Wmaz

'Music with deep Georgia ties': The Creek celebrates 10 years on the air with first-ever CreekFest in downt...

'Music with deep Georgia ties': The Creek celebrates 10 years on the air with first-ever CreekFest in downtown Macon The Creek is celebrating 10 years on the...

Local News13Wmaz

South Georgia coroner indicted on 25 counts, suspended by Gov. Brian Kemp | Here's what we know

South Georgia coroner indicted on 25 counts, suspended by Gov. Brian Kemp | Here's what we know

PoliticsPJ Media

On AI Bioweapons Proliferation and International Law

Cynthia Goldsmith/CDC via AP I can’t say that, from a purely economic perspective, the $12,000 or so and several years of investment I poured into earning...

PoliticsGeorgia Recorder

Ballot QR code bill headed to governor after Georgia lawmakers scale back hand-counting requirement

The bill allows Georgia to continue using QR codes to tally votes until 2028, meaning they will still be in place for this year’s midterms.

EntertainmentJackson, GAGeorgia Recorder

Bookman: Jackson’s policies don’t bode well for Georgians whose lives mirror his own early years

By now, anybody who owns a TV set in Georgia knows that Rick Jackson came up the hard way.  He’s proud of his rise out of poverty, and he has every right...