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The state is working with the group Graduation Alliance to provide $5 million dollars in help to get up to 50,000 students back on track. The alliance will provide academic success coaches to encourage students, and even help with homework. 

Business in this economic environment. use of the cost of eggs, bacon, what else? tell me what the prices are. >> everything is so sky-high. gladys, $80 a case. >> what was it before? >> $28, $30. eggs, $22 a case, now $78 a case right now. >> you said bacon is killing you. >> bacon for breakfast, people can afford it anymore. it used to be $1.05 but before everything else my have to say eggs early in the morning to be here. >> they were grateful to you because hes covering breakfast for everybo...

Mariah Carey just confirmed something she's said many times over the years -- with Halloween out of the way, it's full speed ahead towards Christmas.

These days, as soon as everyone is done celebrating one big holiday, they immediately start preparing for the next one. That's why Butterball is ready to start helping you with all your Thanksgiving turkey emergencies.

During an hourlong debate, the rivals squared off over inflation, abortion and guns.

Communities across a swath of central and west Georgia can look forward to high-speed fiber optic internet following the announcement of a $36 million loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. 

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At its monthly meeting in October, the board voted to expand sensory rooms to each of the district’s 34 schools to allow for a safe space where students may recalibrate, recollect and self-regulate.

The weather is getting cooler and that means higher energy bills. Now, a number of community organizations are offering support to people struggling with bills, especially seniors and low-income families.