Drivers can stay informed about the closure and changing traffic conditions through 95.5 WSB’s around-the-clock traffic coverage.
Some mountain communities are nearing peak color, while this weekend could be the last opportunity to catch brilliant displays in parts of the region.
Ping Ping and Fu Shuang will call Zoo Atlanta home for the next decade.
Motorists should also allow significant additional travel time during these closures and seek alternate routes if possible.
Georgia Southwestern University is creating the Laken Hope Memorial Nursing Scholarship.
The annual rankings evaluated more than 850 cities across the country.
The additional location will make passport services more accessible to county residents.
Oaks are finally beginning to show color, primarily yellow and orange, according to Georgia Forestry Commission officials.
Before kids go trick-or-treating, here's what parents should know
Breast Surgical Oncologist Priscilla McAuliffe is set to lead the service at Emory Decatur Hospital.
Saturday's game kicks off at 3:30 p.m., with pregame coverage beginning at 11:30 a.m. on 95.5 WSB, the Home of the Dogs.
In a social media post, Dickens encouraged employers and educators to “extend a little grace” to Dream fans who may be attending the game or following along on their devices.
Students can apply to as many participating colleges and universities as they choose, with no limit on the number of applications submitted during November.
Undaunted is providing 134 personal security units or robot dogs in apartment complexes across the metro Atlanta area.
The Valkyries head into Game 5 in San Francisco on Monday evening tied 2-2 with the Atlanta Dream, thanks to their decisive 67-62 win in Game 4.
Appointments are required for all passport services.
Changes in male deer behavior during mating season can make them less cautious around vehicles.
According to AAA, Georgia drivers are currently paying an average of $3.66 per gallon for regular gasoline, about 63 cents less than the national average.
According to the Georgia Forestry Commission’s latest Leaf Watch report, foliage coverage and intensity have increased substantially over the past week, with peak viewing conditions approaching in several parts of the state.
Organizers say the festival has grown so massive that it needs additional support and structure to continue running safely and smoothly.
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