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The UNESCO designation could boost tourism, jobs and investment across Southeast Georgia while showing that conservation and economic growth can work together.

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The Duluth Democrat says her campaign will replace its yellow-and-black “Team Ruwa” materials rather than fight Waffle House, while using the dispute to make a broader point about corporate power.

The GOP nominee pledged a $1,000 state match for eligible Georgia children, raising questions about cost, eligibility and how closely his campaign is tying itself to President Donald Trump.

Tammy R. Greer argues that young Georgians cannot change politics by sitting out elections — and says understanding state and local government is the first step toward building the future they want.