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September Celebrated as National Senior Center Month
September marks a significant time for senior centers across the United States as it is celebrated as National Senior Center Month. This annual event, sponsored by the National Council on Aging (NCOA), highlights the vital role senior centers play in enriching the lives of older adults. This year’s theme, “Powering Connections,” emphasizes the importance of these centers in fostering friendships, promoting health, and providing essential services to seniors. Empowering Older…
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Clayton State Ready for Some Football
Clayton State University is gearing up for an exciting new chapter with the launch of its inaugural club football team. The team, which will play its first game on September 14 against the Southwest Florida Tech Seahawks, marks a significant milestone for the university. This initiative, driven by the enthusiasm of students, alumni, and community supporters, aims to foster school spirit and provide a new avenue for student engagement. The…
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Clayton County Considers Shortened Library Hours
In a move that has sparked significant community discussion, Clayton County is considering reducing the operating hours of its public libraries. The proposal, driven by budget constraints and changing usage patterns, aims to optimize resources while still providing essential services to residents. The potential changes have raised concerns among library patrons and staff, who fear that reduced hours could limit access to vital educational and recreational resources. Balancing Budget Constraints…
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Education News
Clayton Schools Hosts Successful FinanceFest
Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS) recently hosted its Annual FinanceFest at Mundy’s Mill High School, in collaboration with the ROSA Foundation, Truist Bank, and various other partners. The event aimed to empower families through financial literacy and STEM education, offering a range of interactive exhibits and workshops tailored to different age groups. FinanceFest was a resounding success, reflecting CCPS’s commitment to equipping the community with essential financial and educational tools…
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Honoring Sgt. Leslie R. Cotten Williams: September’s Veteran of the Month
In a heartfelt tribute, Sgt. Leslie R. Cotten Williams has been named September’s Veteran of the Month, recognizing her exceptional service and dedication to the United States military. Sgt. Williams, a distinguished member of the Air Force, has served her country with honor and distinction, earning the respect and admiration of her peers and community. This recognition highlights her contributions both in and out of uniform, showcasing her commitment to…
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Education News
Clayton School System Honors Employees of the Year
In a grand celebration, Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS) recently honored its outstanding employees at the 2023-2024 Employee of the Year Gala. The event, held at the Morrow Center, recognized the dedication and hard work of teachers, support staff, and administrators who have made significant contributions to the school system. The gala, themed “The Royal Experience,” was attended by over 700 guests who braved the cold to celebrate the achievements…
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US Sanctions Georgian Officials and Extremists for Human Rights Abuses
In a significant move, the United States has imposed sanctions on several Georgian officials and extremists for serious human rights abuses and anti-democratic actions. The sanctions target Zviad “Khareba” Kharazishvili, Mileri Lagazauri, Konstantine Morgoshia, and Zurab Makharadze. These individuals have been implicated in violent crackdowns on peaceful protests and other actions that undermine democracy in Georgia. The sanctions include asset freezes and visa bans, reflecting the US’s commitment to holding…
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Scheduled Power Outage to Affect Tbilisi Today
Residents of Tbilisi are bracing for a scheduled power outage today, as announced by Telasi, the city’s electricity distribution company. The outage, which is set to affect multiple districts, is due to necessary load transfers and urgent maintenance work. The affected areas include Vake, Saburtalo, and Isani, with varying durations of power cuts throughout the day. This planned interruption aims to ensure the stability and reliability of the power supply…
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Georgia Ranks 41st Globally in World Bank’s Open Government Index
Georgia has achieved a significant milestone by securing the 41st position in the World Bank’s Open Government Index. This ranking places Georgia ahead of several European Union and NATO member states, as well as all EU candidate countries. The country received a score of 59% on a scale of 100, reflecting its commitment to transparency, accountability, and public participation in governance. This achievement underscores Georgia’s progress in fostering an open…
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Business News
Global Auto Import Expands with New Branch in Gori
Global Auto Import, a leading automotive importer in Georgia, has recently expanded its operations by opening a new branch in Gori. This strategic move aims to enhance the company’s customer base and provide a more personalized car-buying experience. The new branch, located on Stalin Avenue, was inaugurated on September 6, 2024, and promises to deliver high-quality services and a wide range of vehicles to the residents of Gori and surrounding…