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Macon Telegraph on MSNGA cellphone ban is now law. What it means for Middle Georgia schoolsGeorgia’s new education law prohibits use of personal devices in K-8 classrooms, aiming for distraction-free environments.
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a package of bills Monday aimed at strengthening Georgia's workforce. House Bill 192, which the General Assembly passed this year with just two "no" votes, codifies into state ...
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WATE 6 On Your Side on MSNUniversity of Tennessee College of Law changes name after $32.5M donationThe University of Tennessee College of Law is now known by a new name, honoring a alum and former Tennessee lawmaker, after a ...
ATLANTA (AP) — The case of a pregnant woman in Georgia who was declared brain dead and has been kept on life support for ...
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WTVC NewsChannel 9 on MSNVideo: Traffic charges dropped for Dalton college student, but she remains in ICE custodyThe Dalton college student who has spent almost a week at an ICE detention facility has now learned when she'll next appear ...
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WTVC NewsChannel 9 on MSNFrom traffic stop to ICE custody: Georgia student now in limbo, family wants answersAfter a traffic stop for turning right on a red light in Dalton on Monday, a 19-year-old Dalton State student is now facing ...
He graduated from Armstrong State College with a Bachelor of Business Administration and from the University of Georgia School of Law. Governor Nathan Deal appointed Waters to the Board of Regents ...
Crime in College Park Declines 18 Percent In 2024, Violent Crime Drops 22 Percent, Crimes Against Property 21 Percent The ...
Dozens of Kennesaw State University students and others gathered outside USG offices in Atlanta over the end of majors like ...
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has appointed Theodore S. Hertzberg to serve as interim U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Georgia.
Case of brain-dead pregnant woman kept on life support raises tricky questions - The case throws up issues around fetal ...
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Southern Living on MSNA 79-Year-Old Georgia Woman Proves It's Never Too Late To Earn A College DegreeA Georgia woman is proving that there’s no expiration date on pursuing your dreams. At age 79, Patricia Sias Ellis crossed ...
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