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August 1, 2022
For backcountry hikers, August used to be a magical month, coming after the mosquitoes and before autumn storms. Now, theres risk of fires and smoke.
April 17, 2022
Constitutional beers? Thats what we called them: constitutional beers.
April 16, 2022
Constitutional beers? Thats what we called them: constitutional beers.
April 16, 2022
Constitutional beers? Thats what we called them: constitutional beers.
April 7, 2022
Retail Furniture News: Nationwide Marketing Group Launches New Oracle NetSuite Program for Independent Retail Channel, Retailers say NetSuite’s flexible and robust system does “everything we need it to,” and then some.
March 10, 2022
Captain Ds is adding to its Georgia presence by converting a former Bojangles restaurant in Elberton at 123 Elbert St., marking the brands 106th store in the state. Behind the conversion is multi-unit franchisee Chris Benner of Trident Holdings LLC,…
March 9, 2022
Captain D’s, the nation’s leading fast casual seafood restaurant, announced today its ongoing expansion in Georgia with the conversion of a former Bojangles restaurant to its newest franchised location in Elberton. Located at 123 Elbert Street, the Elberton restaurant marks the brand’s 106th Georgia location and signifies Captain D’s accelerated growth across the Southeast, following openings in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi to end a successful 2021.
January 5, 2022
A mega heist took place in downtown Los Angeles 25 years ago. Here's how the men behind the robbery got caught.
December 10, 2021
The $1.9 trillion federal stimulus package includes a temporary expansion of the child tax credit. Some California experts are likening it to a universal basic income and say it’s urgently needed, especially for California’s families with undocumented parents left out of previous stimulus relief.
June 14, 2021
The immigrants who died in the recent mass shooting in San Jose had rare, stable, nearly-middle class work in a city struggling with deep economic inequality.