Author: Ethan Brown

Senoia, Georgia, isn’t just another small Southern town. It’s a place where the charm of the past meets the magic of the big screen. Southern Living magazine recently put the spotlight on this hidden gem, calling it a must-visit destination. With a rich history and a starring role in some of Hollywood’s biggest films, Senoia is making waves beyond Georgia’s borders. A Town Built on Tracks and Transformed by Hollywood…

The latest Georgia FIVE Evening lottery drawing has been announced, bringing a mix of anticipation and excitement for players hoping to strike it lucky. The winning numbers for Sunday’s draw were 0, 0, 1, 2, 4, leaving ticket holders checking their numbers in hopes of a big win. A Look at the Winning Combination Sunday’s numbers featured a unique sequence, starting with two zeros and ending with a four. While…

Georgia’s wildlife officials are turning to the public for feedback on an updated plan that could shape conservation efforts for the next decade. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is inviting residents to review and comment on the revised State Wildlife Action Plan, which outlines strategies for protecting the state’s diverse species and habitats. A Plan Decades in the Making The State Wildlife Action Plan isn’t new. First introduced…

Georgia’s political tensions are spilling over into its financial landscape as Bidzina Ivanishvili, the country’s wealthiest individual and a former prime minister, is said to be shifting assets to avoid the impact of US sanctions. With an estimated net worth of $4.9 billion, much of it tied to offshore holdings, his financial maneuvers are drawing fresh scrutiny. Tax Code Changes Raise Red Flags When Georgia’s parliament rushed amendments to the…

The UNDP’s recent findings shed light on Georgia’s emissions, with the energy sector contributing a staggering 65.78%, leading the country’s environmental challenges. Immediate action is necessary to address the crisis. Energy Sector Dominates Emissions in Georgia In a new report, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has outlined Georgia’s most significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. The study, which was developed in partnership with the Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Absorption…

Governor Kemp Pushes Legal Reforms to Ease Financial Strain on Families Georgia’s rising costs have left families and businesses scrambling to keep up. Inflation has made everyday necessities like groceries, gas, and insurance more expensive. But according to state leaders, another factor is quietly draining household budgets: excessive litigation. A recent study from the Perryman Group found that lawsuit-related expenses in Georgia cost the average family of four more than…