ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Fulton County Schools students are scheduled to return to school for face-to-face learning next week. Superintendent Dr. Mike Looney discusses updated safety measures to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Plus, after the pandemic stopped her plans to hike the tallest mountain in Europe, Atlanta businesswoman Lisa Simmons is gearing up to take on Machu Picchu. Simmons and Dawn Churi, the executive director of Blaze Sports America, discuss the Paralympics and Simmons’ upcoming adventure to Peru.
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Whichever candidate who wins the el…
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Whichever candidate wins will serve as the …
The President of the National Education Association is responding to the White House's newly releasing rules related to the nation’s first federal school "voucher–style program". It's set to begin next year. Part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” and under the Educa…
It was a discriminatory practice that was upheld by city ordinances.
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Atlanta was one of the cities.
A r…
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