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2 beluga whales settling in at Georgia Aquarium after trip from Canada
4+ week, 1+ day ago (977+ words) The Georgia Aquarium’s two newest beluga whales have quickly acclimated to their new home after a 12-hour flight from the shuttered Marineland aquatic park on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, officials said. The two males, 10-year-old Balor and 7-year-old…...
Paper mill closures like ‘ax chops’ to teetering Georgia timber industry
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (1497+ words) SWAINSBORO ― Russ Yeomans’ tree farm spans 2,500 acres in rural Emanuel County, and the property’s “showplace” is a lakeside outdoor party area complete with a firepit the size of an MMA octagon and sweeping views of his pine forest. These days,…...
Spring break is a real “scream" at Six Flags Over Georgia
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (235+ words) This morning on Good Day Atlanta, we stuffed our faces, screamed our heads off, and took in a live show at the popular Austell amusement park, which is expecting a very busy spring break week. AUSTELL, Ga. - We’re celebrating two…...
Augusta boy with brittle bone disease loves face on 'Fleet of Miracles' trucks
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (131+ words) Coale Peace, a 7-year-old Augusta boy with brittle bone disease, is featured on a truck raising awareness for Children's Miracle Network. Augusta boy with brittle bone disease loves face on 'Fleet of Miracles' trucks Coale Peace, 7, was all smiles Friday…...
Augusta officially unveils its first five electric buses
10+ mon, 4+ week ago (353+ words) AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) – A big day in the history of Augusta transit. Wednesday afternoon, the city officially cut the ribbon on its first five electric buses, which will soon be taking to the streets of Augusta. The ribbon that was…...
A ‘flash drought’ is developing in Georgia. That’s bad news for farmers.
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (720+ words) Most afternoons this summer, swaths of Georgia faced the possibility of soaking rains from afternoon thunderstorms. Then, last month, the spigot in the sky turned off over much of the state. Since then, Atlanta, Columbus, Macon and towns in between…...