Click here to find out where along the Georgia coast it's located.
Also, find out why a coastal Georgia wildlife area will close its doors for 18 months...
Monday, May 31, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
GNB EXTRA--U.S. 1 hopes for return to relevance
U.S. Highway 1 used to be a prime destination for travelers going through Georgia. Now there's an effort underway to make it prominent again. Click here for the full story.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
GNB EXTRA--Bid to buy Macon Mall withdrawn
A Minnesota-based company says no to buying the Macon Mall. Macon.com has more on why they gave up their bid to buy the middle Georgia shopping facility.
Friday, May 28, 2010
GNB Update
An abbreviated edition of GNB Update on this holiday weekend...Here's what's happening...
Albany Herald: School board OK's new supertintendent contract
Macon.com: Reichert on improving Rosa Parks Square
Clayton News-Daily: Man honored for serving seniors
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Albany Herald: School board OK's new supertintendent contract
Macon.com: Reichert on improving Rosa Parks Square
Clayton News-Daily: Man honored for serving seniors
GNB is online at georgianewsbeat.blogspot.com, on Twitter at twitter.com/georgianewsbeat, on Facebook, and via e-mail at georgianewsbeat@gmail.com.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
GNB Update
Here's what's happening for Thursday on GNB...
The massive Gulf Coast oil spill could spread east. Click here to read how researchers at the University of Georgia are preparing for such a scenario.
The results are out for the state graduation test. Find out how Georgia students did here.
Horses are creating a "stink" in Savannah, literally. Read on to find out what all the fuss is about.
GNB is online at georgianewsbeat.blogspot.com, on Twitter at twitter.com/georgianewsbeat, on Facebook, and via e-mail at georgianewsbeat@gmail.com.
The massive Gulf Coast oil spill could spread east. Click here to read how researchers at the University of Georgia are preparing for such a scenario.
The results are out for the state graduation test. Find out how Georgia students did here.
Horses are creating a "stink" in Savannah, literally. Read on to find out what all the fuss is about.
GNB is online at georgianewsbeat.blogspot.com, on Twitter at twitter.com/georgianewsbeat, on Facebook, and via e-mail at georgianewsbeat@gmail.com.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
GNB Update
It's time for another edition of "Hyperlocal Wednesday" at GNB...Here's the news...
Ground breaking for a new plant in Covington (Covington News)
Robins AFB employees lose bonus (Warner Robins Patriot)
A new logo for Lee County (Albany Journal)
GNB is online at georgianewsbeat.blogspot.com, on Twitter at twitter.com/georgianewsbeat, on Facebook, and via e-mail at georgianewsbeat@gmail.com.
Ground breaking for a new plant in Covington (Covington News)
Robins AFB employees lose bonus (Warner Robins Patriot)
A new logo for Lee County (Albany Journal)
GNB is online at georgianewsbeat.blogspot.com, on Twitter at twitter.com/georgianewsbeat, on Facebook, and via e-mail at georgianewsbeat@gmail.com.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
GNB Update
Here's the news for Tuesday on GNB...
Atlanta has the healthiest citizens in the Southeast. That's according to a study released Monday. The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports that Georgia's state capital ranked 16th overall out of 50 cities by the American College of Sports Medicine's American Fitness Index. That's down from 15th a year ago. Washington, D.C. won title of "most fit city" for the third straight year.
A pinch of ginger a day can keep the doctor away. That's what researchers at the University of Georgia proved in a study that came out on Monday. OnlineAthens.com reports that one dose ginger every day can reduce the muscle pain that's caused from working out. The researchers found that consuming ginger reduced the pain by 25 percent.
A free camp helps children with diabetes cope with the disease. Macon.com reports that "Camp Little Shots" at Rock Eagle in Putnam County is celebrating its 30th year in 2010. The camp reaches children and teenagers between six and 18 years old. It wraps up on Wednesday.
GNB is online at georgianewsbeat.blogspot.com, on Twitter at twitter.com/georgianewsbeat, on Facebook, and via e-mail at georgianewsbeat@gmail.com.
Atlanta has the healthiest citizens in the Southeast. That's according to a study released Monday. The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports that Georgia's state capital ranked 16th overall out of 50 cities by the American College of Sports Medicine's American Fitness Index. That's down from 15th a year ago. Washington, D.C. won title of "most fit city" for the third straight year.
A pinch of ginger a day can keep the doctor away. That's what researchers at the University of Georgia proved in a study that came out on Monday. OnlineAthens.com reports that one dose ginger every day can reduce the muscle pain that's caused from working out. The researchers found that consuming ginger reduced the pain by 25 percent.
A free camp helps children with diabetes cope with the disease. Macon.com reports that "Camp Little Shots" at Rock Eagle in Putnam County is celebrating its 30th year in 2010. The camp reaches children and teenagers between six and 18 years old. It wraps up on Wednesday.
GNB is online at georgianewsbeat.blogspot.com, on Twitter at twitter.com/georgianewsbeat, on Facebook, and via e-mail at georgianewsbeat@gmail.com.
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