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On the Friday, Jan. 19 edition of Georgia Today: Atlanta officials blame violent protests for a $20 million price increase for controversial police and fire training center; the family of a 62-year-old man who died after being tased by Atlanta police is suing the city; and Georgia decides to opt out of a federal summer meals program for kids. 

Press-Republican Publisher Lamiaa Elshafay-Aly, Editor-in-Chief Joe LoTemplio and Night Editor Ben Rowe sit down behind the mic with Robin Pierce, executive director of the Plattsburgh-based Advocacy and Resource Center that

By Coggin Heeringa, Crossroads at Big Creek -- Ever since we at Crossroads found artifacts revealing that people had lived beside The Cove Estuary more than a thousand years ago, we have endeavored t...

“Journey in the Dark” by Martin Flavin just might be the quintessential American novel. It won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1944. It also won the Harper Prize in

Crest Of The Wave and will feature a diverse array of guests and topics intended to paint a broader picture of sailing and boating in NI

By Curt Vandertie, Brussels-Union-Gardner Fire Department -- Fire Chief Curt Vandertie from the Brussels-Union-Gardner (BUG) Fire Department has announced recent awards presented to a number of BUG F...

Karen A. Jome, 81, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away on Jan. 18, 2024, at the Skilled Nursing Facility in Sturgeon Bay.  She was born Sept. 28, 1942, in Door County to Franklin and Agnes (Roble) Jome...

Nashville notes: Reba McEntire on CBS Mornings + Matt Stells Nashville show

(Seguin) -- GVEC employees apparently love going to work. GVEC, a cooperative that provides electricity, inter...

By Tim Kowols -- Southern Door senior Thomas Jackson will see his goals realized this fall when he attends the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York this fall.