Georgia's football team had a year to remember, but not for the reasons they hoped. Their 2025 season ended earlier than expected, leaving fans and players alike with a lot to think about. The Bulldogs' performance in New Orleans was a tough pill to swallow. It's been a rough couple of years for th
Georgia Tech's head coach, Brent Key, had a lot to say after their recent loss to BYU in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. It wasn't just about the game; it was about the mindset and the value of every opportunity. Key started by acknowledging BYU's strong performance. He praised their effort and strategy, admit
Georgia is stepping up its game to make sure workers and businesses have what they need to thrive. The state's new labor commissioner, Bárbara Rivera Holmes, has big plans to modernize the labor department. This isn't just about keeping up; it's about leading the way. Holmes has a clear vision for
Georgia is thinking about expanding its cellphone ban in schools. Right now, the rule only applies to students from kindergarten to eighth grade starting in the 2026-2027 school year. But the state's education department wants lawmakers to include high school students too. Many teachers in Georgia
Georgia's wealthiest counties have been ranked using three key factors: median income, investment income, and median home value. This ranking gives a clear picture of where wealth is growing the fastest in the state. Forsyth County is at the top of the list with a wealth index of 41. 43. This count
Georgia's football team, led by coach Kirby Smart, showed why they're a force to be reckoned with in a recent game against Texas. Smart's bold strategies, like a surprise onside kick, turned the tide in Georgia's favor. This move caught everyone off guard and proved to be a game-changer. The game s
Georgia's victory over Texas was a statement game. Kirby Smart, the head coach, took bold risks. He went for it on fourth down twice and even attempted an onside kick. This showed his confidence and determination. The Bulldogs' defense also played exceptionally well, keeping Texas' quarterback Arch
Georgia is making a big move to keep phones out of elementary and middle schools. Starting next year, all public schools in these grades will have to lock up phones and other gadgets. This isn't new for many schools, but now it's the law. Teachers love this idea. A big survey showed that 92% of the
Georgia's winter weather is always a bit of a mystery. Last year, the state saw some serious snowstorms, but usually, winter here is pretty mild. So, what's in store for this year? Let's take a look at what different forecasts are saying. First things first, winter officially kicks off on December
Georgia's journey to join the European Union has hit a snag. The EU's latest report card on the country's progress is not pretty. It says Georgia is moving away from, not towards, EU membership. The EU's ambassador to Georgia, Pawel Herczynski, didn't mince words. He called the report's findings "d
