Winder City Council member Power Evans on Wednesday delivered these remarks at a vigil held in Jug Tavern Park for victims of the Apalachee High School shooting that left four dead and nine injured.
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Today: Republican VP candidate JD Vance plans a town hall meeting in Braselton, AT&T workers across the Southeast continue their strike, and Atlanta's Mayor says the city will dedicate $60 million dollars to address Atlanta’s growing homeless population: gpb.org/gatoday
Midge Ure is known as one of the most hardworking, multitalented and genuine players in the music business.
He spoke with GPB's Kristi York Wooten about the camaraderie of putting together Live Aid —and the setlist of songs he's playing on the road now: https://bit.ly/4g8KjSe
Today: VP Harris holds a rally in Savannah, the first since accepting her party's nomination, dozens walk off the job at Fulton County Jail, and a new book looks into the role of race and privilege in the pursuit of justice for a man who murdered his wife: gpb.org/gatoday
In Georgia, as in much of the South, many private schools were founded as whites only institutions in the early days of school integration. Enrollment in those schools is still mostly white.
So, what is it like for the few Black students today?
In collaboration with ProPublica, GPB’s Grant Blankenship has more: https://bit.ly/4cNHC5Y
Today: Democrats sue Georgia Elections Board over rules they say could delay certification, Georgia's secretary of state decides who can be on this year's presidential ballot, and new technology helps babies with respiratory problems breathe on their own: gpb.org/gatoday
A team of Georgia Tech engineers developed a custom 3-D printed splint to support a newborn's airway. Atlanta is one of the only places nationwide to offer the surgery.
GPB’s Ellen Eldridge reports on the lifesaving device, and one of its four recipients:
https://bit.ly/3yN311j
The beloved Australian rock band is back — and makes a rare appearance at Atlanta’s Chastain Park Amphitheater on Aug. 30.
GPB's Kristi York Wooten spoke with members of the band Crowded House ahead of its long-awaited return to Georgia.
Listen:
https://bit.ly/3Z2N5m7
Working people living in motels are considered a "hidden homeless" population. An alliance of nonprofits are working to move 1,000 affected families in Atlanta to stable housing by next summer.
GPB's Amanda Andrews reports.
https://bit.ly/3ACsHxU
Today: A group of non-profits works to combat so-called "hidden" homelessness, a state judge rules to keep third party candidates off of Georgia's presidential ballot, and WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark draws a record-breaking crowd to State Farm Arena: gpb.org/gatoday
Hear about the tight-knit community of musicians in Valdosta and the DIY spirit that fuels Mama Stone's creative endeavors. From playing in local bars to stages in Florida to Atlanta, the band discusses the trials and triumphs of being an independent band: https://bit.ly/3Mitzu7
This weekend, DeKalb County officials will gather to dedicate a statute of the late Georgia Congressman John Lewis.
On this week's Salvation South, editor Chuck Reece shares memories of his conversations with John Lewis: https://bit.ly/4cyUxbT
The quartet known for its country and Southern gospel recordings — and its 1982 hit "Elvira" — headlines tonight at the Anderson Music Hall.
Oak Ridge Boys bass singer Richard Sterban talked with GPB about his career with the group.
Listen: https://bit.ly/3ABu7IY
Today: Officer misconduct leads a Georgia prosecutor to drop charges in three murder cases, Georgians speak at the last day of the Democratic National convention in Chicago, and a Savannah columnist talks about her new book of essays: gpb.org/gatoday
Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted her party’s nomination for president on Thursday evening.
Meanwhile, Georgia Democrats cheered her on at a watch party in Atlanta. GPB's Sarah Kallis reports: https://bit.ly/3XfAISg
Today: Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan urges Republicans to vote for Harris, historical preservationists work to uncover the forgotten stories of Oak Ridge Cemetery in Macon.
And as the Braves take on the Phillies, a rivalry between two players reignites: gpb.org/gatoday
Black Americans are about twice as likely as white Americans to suffer from Alzheimer's or other dementias.
@AlterDementia aims to reduce stigma of dementia and better equip the faith community to serve those most in need.
GPB's Pamela Kirkland reports: https://bit.ly/3XcAOu5
Today: The state board of elections adopts a new rule critics say could delay certification; A new program offers financial assistance to Atlanta business owners; And a Georgia church makes efforts to reduce stigma and help those affected by Alzheimers: gpb.org/gatoday
Today: A new report says Georgia is one of the worst states for women's health, Gov. Kemp announces lowered expectations for Pathways to Coverage. And a new podcast explores bodies found around a crematorium in northwest Georgia more than 20 years ago: gpb.org/gatoday
Salvation South editor Chuck Reece believes the music we take to heart when we're young can change us forever.
He's here with some thoughts on that:
https://bit.ly/3WNn4EK
