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Atlanta Mom's Postpartum Struggle Inspires Mission to Support New Families

Atlanta Mom's Postpartum Struggle Inspires Mission to Support New Families

Atlanta Mom's Postpartum Struggle Inspires Mission to Support New Families
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Atlanta Track Club Proposes Georgia's First Indoor Track Facility

Atlanta Track Club Proposes Georgia's First Indoor Track Facility

Atlanta Track Club Proposes Georgia's First Indoor Track Facility
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Fort Stewart Soldiers to Use Meal Entitlements at Select On-Base Restaurants

Fort Stewart Soldiers to Use Meal Entitlements at Select On-Base Restaurants

The U.S. Army is launching a new initiative called the Flexible Eating and Expanded Dining Program (FEED) at Fort Stewart, Georgia, starting August 3. This program will allow soldiers to use their meal cards at various fast-food outlets on the base, including Subway, Starbucks, Burger King, and QDOBA. The initiative aims to provide more dining options for junior enlisted soldiers living on base. The program follows a successful pilot at Fort Hood, Texas, and is part of a broader effort to modernize Army dining facilities. Soldiers will be able to purchase pre-approved menu items using their Common Access Cards, and the program will serve as a model for other Army bases.
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Flag Football Camp in Savannah Attracts 200 Athletes, Promotes Growing Sport

Flag Football Camp in Savannah Attracts 200 Athletes, Promotes Growing Sport

Flag Football Camp in Savannah Attracts 200 Athletes, Promotes Growing Sport
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As the president touts Trump Accounts, some families are still waiting for baby's $1,000

As the president touts Trump Accounts, some families are still waiting for baby's $1,000

President Donald Trump says Trump Accounts could lift children out of poverty and help more Americans invest in the stock market
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Jonathan Shepard Raclin's Passing Honored with Military Funeral in Georgia

Jonathan Shepard Raclin's Passing Honored with Military Funeral in Georgia

Jonathan Shepard Raclin, a resident of Sea Island, Georgia, passed away on July 13, 2026, at the age of 82. A funeral service is scheduled to take place on July 25, 2026, at Christ Church in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The service will include military honors, reflecting Raclin's service and contributions. Edo Miller and Sons Funeral Home of Brunswick is handling the arrangements for the ceremony. The obituary was published in the Chicago Tribune, highlighting Raclin's life and the upcoming memorial service.
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Hurston Waldrep being evaluated with right arm discomfort

Hurston Waldrep being evaluated with right arm discomfort

Atlanta’s starting pitching depth may be thinned further.
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Trump to campaign in Georgia as Republicans fear election claims could hurt turnout

Trump to campaign in Georgia as Republicans fear election claims could hurt turnout

By Bo Erickson MARIETTA, Georgia, July 22 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will campaign in Georgia on Wednesday amid Republican concerns that his renewed focus on election fraud claims could hurt the party's chances in one of the country's most competitive Senate races.
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Rivian's R2 Model Highlights Manufacturing-Driven Development Strategy

Rivian's R2 Model Highlights Manufacturing-Driven Development Strategy

Rivian's R2 Model Highlights Manufacturing-Driven Development Strategy
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Georgia Architect Transitions to NASCAR Pit Crew Member, Inspires Others

Georgia Architect Transitions to NASCAR Pit Crew Member, Inspires Others

Georgia Architect Transitions to NASCAR Pit Crew Member, Inspires Others
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FedEx Driver's Pool Fall Highlights Dangers of Smartphone Distraction

FedEx Driver's Pool Fall Highlights Dangers of Smartphone Distraction

A FedEx delivery driver in Georgia became the subject of a viral video after falling into a front yard pool while distracted by his smartphone. The incident occurred as the driver was walking backward to take a photo of a delivered package, unaware of the pool behind him. The video, captured by a home security camera, has been widely shared, bringing humor to many viewers. However, it also underscores the serious issue of distraction caused by smartphones, which can lead to accidents. In 2024, distracted driving was responsible for over 3,000 deaths and numerous injuries, highlighting the importance of maintaining focus while driving or moving.
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FedEx Driver's Pool Mishap Highlights Dangers of Smartphone Distraction

FedEx Driver's Pool Mishap Highlights Dangers of Smartphone Distraction

A FedEx delivery driver in Georgia became the subject of a viral video after falling into a front yard pool while distracted by his smartphone. The incident, captured by a home security camera, shows the driver walking backward to take a photo of a delivered package when he unexpectedly plunged into the pool. The video, shared widely on social media, has amused many viewers but also serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with distracted behavior. The driver, who was holding his smartphone at the time, may have damaged the device due to water exposure. This light-hearted incident underscores the broader issue of distracted driving, which remains a significant safety concern. In 2024, distracted driving was responsible for over 3,000 deaths and numerous injuries, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).