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ATLANTA — Richard Aspinwall stood in the Georgia Capitol on Monday, his voice steady but filled with emotion. His son, Richard “Ricky” Aspinwall, was among the four people killed in the tragic Apalachee High School shooting last September. Now, he’s fighting for change. A Tragic Loss Spurs Action Ricky Aspinwall was more than a math teacher and football coach. He was a protector. On that fateful day, he put himself…

Atlanta Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos has put any speculation to rest regarding Ronald Acuña Jr.’s return. The reigning National League MVP will step back into his usual right-field position once he’s fully recovered. There are no plans to ease him in as a designated hitter, and the team is prioritizing a full-strength comeback over a rushed return. No Plans to Ease Acuña in as DH Acuña’s return will mirror…

Tensions flared once again in Georgia’s capital as police moved in to break up fresh protests against the ruling party. Demonstrators, calling for democratic reforms and European integration, clashed with security forces in scenes reminiscent of last year’s mass rallies. Among those detained were high-profile opposition figures, adding fuel to the unrest. Opposition Leaders Among Those Arrested Late Sunday night, police detained several antigovernment protesters in Tbilisi, including Nika Melia,…

Tighter Arrangements After Tragic Stampede to Ensure Safety at Key Ritual The third Amrit Snan at the Maha Kumbh Mela, scheduled for today, is taking place under heightened security and safety protocols. This key ritual, falling on the auspicious occasion of Basant Panchami, comes just days after the deadly stampede on Mauni Amavasya, which tragically claimed the lives of at least 30 people. The stampede occurred at the Sangam Nose,…

A Strategic Move to Drive Growth Amid Economic Woes In a bid to invigorate India’s struggling economy, the government has decided to make significant cuts to the income tax burden. The move is not just about relieving the common taxpayer but also aims to foster a broader economic revival through enhanced spending, saving, and investment. This decision comes at a crucial time when the economy has shown signs of slowing…

On February 2, 2025, Groundhog Day brought its usual excitement, and Georgia’s very own General Beauregard Lee made his highly anticipated prediction. As expected, the furry weather forecaster confirmed that we are in for six more weeks of winter. Beauregard Lee: Georgia’s Weather Predictor While most of the country turns to Punxsutawney Phil for a forecast, Georgia has General Beauregard Lee, who has been making predictions since 1981. And according…

Locals in Columbus gathered around for a breakfast that’s about more than just pancakes this February. The bi-annual event at Easterseals West Georgia, held on February 1, 2025, provided an opportunity for community members to come together, enjoy a meal, and support a meaningful cause. Pancakes with Purpose: A Community Tradition For years, Easterseals West Georgia has been hosting its popular pancake breakfast fundraiser, and this year’s event was no…

Walleye fishing during the winter months is a hidden gem for anglers in North Georgia, especially around the new to full moon phase in February. For those looking for a challenge, this is your window. When to Target Walleye: New to Full Moon in February Unlike many other fish species that slow down as the cold sets in, walleye actually thrive in the chilly waters of winter. Their activity peaks…

Exciting Races and Fierce Competition Highlight “Frost Bite” Barrel Race in Perry, Georgia From January 30 to February 1, the Good Times Barrel Racing Association (GTRBA) brought an exciting barrel race competition to the Georgia National Fairgrounds in Perry, Georgia. The event, held at the Sutherland Livestock and Equine Arena, saw riders from across the country racing for glory. A Day of Fierce Competition The “Frost Bite” Barrel Race offered…