How to celebrate New Year's Eve safely
New Year's Eve celebrations for 2021 were significantly scaled back due to COVID, with hopes of larger celebrations to mark 2022. But are this year's festivities safe?
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New Year's Eve celebrations for 2021 were significantly scaled back due to COVID, with hopes of larger celebrations to mark 2022. But are this year's festivities safe?
Leaders and public health experts across the country are urging Americans to scrap their New Year's Eve plans and stay home.
IStock/narvikk(ATLANTA) -- Georgia is planning to deploy the National Guard to hospitals and testing sites as the state set a single-day record for COVID-19 cases. Over the next few days, the Georgia Department of Community Health said it will provide troop assignments depending on the centers that are in need of the most assistance. Additionally, Gov. Brian Kemp will speak with nine hospital systems in the state Wednesday to determine where the most help is needed. A spokesperson for Kemp's office told WSB-TV there is not yet a breakdown of where troops will be sent. It comes as Georgia ...
Tallapoosa, Georgia celebrates the Possum Drop annually to ring in the new year. Here's how you can watch online or attend.
The volley of warnings serves as yet another reminder that the pandemic is far from over, with the omicron variant spurring a familiar pattern of cautions and cancellations during a time when many hoped to reclaim a sense of normalcy.