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Senate Bill 148 Aims to Expand Outdoor Learning and Hunter Education in Georgia Schools

Thursday, January 29

Senate Bill 148 aims to expand outdoor learning opportunities and hunter education in Georgia schools, continuing a tradition that supporters say has benefited students for decades. Lawmakers say the legislation is designed to help ensure students receive a well-rounded education and are exposed to lessons... Read More.

Dade County Unemployment Drops to 3.1% in December

Thursday, January 29

Dade County recorded a sharp decline in unemployment in December, with the jobless rate falling to 3.1%, according to data released Thursday by the Georgia Department of Labor. The December figure is down significantly from 4.3% in November, marking one of the strongest monthly improvements... Read More.

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Patrick Core: Light Accumulating Snow Possible; Bitter Cold Expected This Weekend

Thursday, January 29

Patrick Core: Light Accumulating Snow Possible; Bitter Cold Expected This Weekend NORTH GEORGIA — Chief Meteorologist Patrick Core says accumulating snow is becoming more likely across the region, though totals are expected to remain light. According to Core, snow showers could develop late Friday night and... Read More.

Don Townsend Provides Update on County Projects During K-WIN Morning News

Thursday, January 29

Dade County Executive Don Townsend joined K-WIN Morning News for an in-depth conversation on current county projects, economic development efforts, and upcoming priorities. Watch the full interview video below on DiscoverDade.

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Extreme Cold Watch Issued for All of Georgia This Weekend

Thursday, January 29

The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Watch for all of Georgia, effective Saturday evening through early Sunday afternoon. Forecasters warn that dangerously cold wind chills, or “feels like” temperatures, could drop to 5 degrees or below across the state during this time.... Read More.

Unemployment Falls to 3.1% in Northwest Georgia as Labor Force, Employment Hit Record Highs

Thursday, January 29

Unemployment declined across Northwest Georgia in December, with the region posting some of its strongest labor figures on record, according to data released Thursday by the Georgia Department of Labor. The Northwest Georgia unemployment rate fell eight-tenths of a percentage point over the month to... Read More.

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Senate Committee Advances Bill Expanding Sick Leave Options for Georgia Educators

Wednesday, January 28

A bill aimed at expanding sick leave flexibility for Georgia teachers and school personnel has advanced in the Georgia Senate. Senate Bill 412, a priority measure for Senate Republicans, passed out of the Senate Education and Youth Committee on Tuesday. The legislation would increase the... Read More.

DCHS Families Invited to Celebrate 2025 Wolverines This Sunday

Wednesday, January 28

Families of the 2025 DCHS Wolverines are invited to come together this weekend to celebrate the team and their accomplishments during the season. A team celebration will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in the DCHS cafeteria. The event is open to players’ families and... Read More.

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Forecast Models Show Snow Possible Across Georgia as Storm Track Remains Uncertain

Wednesday, January 28

Georgia residents are watching the forecast closely as meteorologists continue to track an upper-level weather system that could bring snow to parts of the state. Forecasters noted that while a similar weather graphic was shared earlier, updated information highlights how subtle changes in the storm’s... Read More.

Republican Party Candidate Meet & Greet Rescheduled for Thursday in Trenton

Wednesday, January 28

Republican Party Candidate Meet & Greet Rescheduled for Thursday in Trenton TRENTON, Ga. — The Republican Party candidate meet and greet, originally scheduled for Monday, January 26, 2026, has been rescheduled due to winter weather concerns. The event will now take place: Thursday Evening5:30 p.m.71 Case AvenueTrenton,... Read More.

Senate Bill 148 Aims to Expand Outdoor Learning and Hunter Education in Georgia Schools

Dade County Unemployment Drops to 3.1% in December

Patrick Core: Light Accumulating Snow Possible; Bitter Cold Expected This Weekend

Don Townsend Provides Update on County Projects During K-WIN Morning News

Extreme Cold Watch Issued for All of Georgia This Weekend

Unemployment Falls to 3.1% in Northwest Georgia as Labor Force, Employment Hit Record Highs

Senate Committee Advances Bill Expanding Sick Leave Options for Georgia Educators

DCHS Families Invited to Celebrate 2025 Wolverines This Sunday

Forecast Models Show Snow Possible Across Georgia as Storm Track Remains Uncertain

Republican Party Candidate Meet & Greet Rescheduled for Thursday in Trenton

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