MCRAE-HELENA, Ga. (AP) — An inmate stabbed the warden at a Georgia prison during a disturbance Wednesday and officers used tear gas to regain control, a state corrections official said. Telfair State Prison's warden, Andrew McFarlane, was not seriously injured, depar...
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stars, and heavenly bodies. Using special effect projectors, computer-controlled simulations, and high-powered telescopes, both kids and adults can witness for themselves the complete marvel of our universe and the expectations
Most of the water parks in Georgia are openMemorial DaytoLabor Day, and they include everything fromfull-fledged water parkstocounty-run aquatic centers. These parks offer some of the best ways to beat the Georgia heat! Here are 25+ of the best aquatic centers and water parks inGeorgia!
Dept. of Technical and Adult Education 1800 Century Place, Suite 400 Atlanta, GA 30345-4304 (404) 679-1635State Mediation System Georgia Department of Education Division for Exceptional Students 1870 Twin Towers East Atlanta, GA 30334-5060 (404) 657-9959 Email: nohara | at | doe.k12.ga...
arts by featuring both local and national artist displaying their fine arts on Labor Day weekend. Widely acclaimed as one of the best fine art shows in Atlanta, and the only in Cobb County, this FREE Labor Day tradition in and around Glover Park appeals to patrons and budgets of all ages...
Tallulah Gorge State Park (photo courtesy of GA Dept of Natural Resources) You can find a Georgia state map of park locations byclicking here. Here’s a list of our 50 state parks and 14 state historic sites. State Parks, in alphabetical order — the parks nearest to Atlanta are inbold...
The dedication ceremony was held on April 11, 2011, one day shy of the 150th anniversary of the firing on Fort Sumter. Former state labor commissioner Michael Thurmond, historian Hermina Glass Avery, and Atlanta city councilman Michael Julian Bond, all African Americans, spoke eloquently and ...