Georgia Strikes Out With MLB Major League Baseball (MLB) was scheduled to hold its traditional All-Star Game in Atlanta this summer. However, after hearing about Georgia’s new election law, organizers decided to Continue Reading
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The Spill: The Lost Golden City
A New City Discovered in the Valley of Kings The city of Luxor in Egypt has long been called the legendary Valley of the Kings. Recently, archaeologists discovered an ancient city buried Continue Reading
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The Spill: The Ocean’s Sound Waves
The Year of Quiet Marine biologists and oceanographers are calling 2020 the year of quiet and have set about gathering as much information as possible before the world speeds up to travel Continue Reading
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The Spill: Sistine Chapel of the Ancients
An Unexpected Find in the Amazon In the Amazon jungle, a group of archeologists found an eight-mile cliff wall with decorations thought to be made 12,500 years ago. They call it the Continue Reading
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The Spill: Immunity Passports
COVID Passports – For Real? America suffers from a pandemic that has altered the freedoms we are all used to enjoying. Since the onset of COVID-19 nearly one year ago, Americans have Continue Reading
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The Spill: The Race for Georgia
The Balance of Power Comes Down to Georgia As former Vice President Joe Biden and President Trump wait for the dust to settle on the election, Georgia is in the throes of Continue Reading
On January 2, 1788, Georgia became the fourth state to sign the Constitution and join the Union. As with most of America, native people lived in Georgia long before any Europeans came Continue Reading
On January 2, 1788, Georgia became the fourth state to ratify the Constitution and join the Union. As with most of America, Georgia was inhabited by native people long before any Europeans Continue Reading
On January 2, 1788, Georgia became the fourth state to ratify the Constitution and join the Union. As with most of America, Georgia was inhabited by native people long before any Europeans Continue Reading
