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Moc’s Women’s Basketball Take on Samford Bulldogs On K-WIN

The Chattanooga Mocs women’s basketball team (18–7) returns to the court for a Southern Conference showdown against the Samford Bulldogs (12–17) this evening. Tipoff is set for 5:00 PM, with coverage beginning at 4:30 PM on Classic Hits K-WIN 101.3 FM, 106.1 FM, 1420 AM,... Read More.

Georgia House Passes Bill to Accelerate State Income Tax Cut

The Georgia House of Representatives has approved legislation that would further reduce the state’s income tax rate beginning next year. Lawmakers passed House Bill 1001 on Wednesdau. The measure proposes accelerating a planned tax cut by lowering the state income tax rate by an additional... Read More.
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Dade County Breaks Ground on New Elections Building in Trenton

Dade County Breaks Ground on New Elections Building in Trenton TRENTON, Ga. — The Dade County Board of Commissioners held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday afternoon for the county’s new Elections Building on Georgia Avenue in Trenton. County commissioners were joined by members of the Dade County... Read More.

Widespread Rain, Thunderstorms Expected Through Friday

The National Weather Service is advising residents to prepare for a period of showers and thunderstorms moving through the area beginning Wednesday night and continuing through Friday evening. In east-central Georgia, rain chances could linger into early Saturday morning. Forecasters say the most likely rainfall... Read More.
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Georgia Senate Bill Targets Chronic Student Absenteeism

Georgia lawmakers are considering new legislation aimed at reducing chronic absenteeism in public schools. Senate Bill 513, also known as the Every Day Counts Act, would establish a statewide definition for chronically unexcused students and require intervention measures to improve attendance. Under the proposal, a student... Read More.
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Georgia House Passes Bill to Expand Cellphone Ban to High School Classrooms

Cellphone use in Georgia’s high school classrooms is a step closer to being banned statewide after lawmakers approved new legislation Tuesday. The Georgia House of Representatives voted 145 to 20 to pass House Bill 1009, which would restrict student access to personal electronic devices throughout the school... Read More.
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