Georgia lawmakers approve $300M in farm and timber tax breaks after Hurricane Helene
Georgia lawmakers are approving tax breaks for farmers and timber owners harmed by Hurricane Helene that could be worth ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution15h
Six months after Hurricane Helene, Georgia farmers say they need help. And fast
The storm caused an estimated $5.5 billion in damage to Georgia’s agriculture and forestry industries, the biggest sector of the state’s economy.
Porterville Recorder18h
From ‘Hotlanta’ Humidity to a Lush Tree Canopy: Mold Inspection Sciences Expands in Georgia to Safeguard Homes Old and New
With a no-conflict-of-interest approach and science-based mold testing, (MIS) tackles the hidden moisture challenges in one ...
Atlanta Beltline temporarily free to chop down, replace trees as city council reviews tree ordinance
The Atlanta City Council is set to review a decades-old tree ordinance, and while it’s doing so, they voted to let the ...
Pollen season has arrived. Here’s what an Atlanta allergist recommends to do for relief
After several days this month in the orange for high levels, the Atlanta pollen count hit the red on Thursday, the first ...
Times-Georgian23h
Native plant group campaigns for new state flower
Native plant enthusiasts are hoping to see a recognition of their movement to change the Georgia state flower before Sine Die ...
SaltWire12h
Charlottetown Guardian | News, Headlines and Stories | PNI Atlantic News
As diplomatic tensions continue between Canada and the United States, a travel group says Islanders are rethinking their travel plans, opting for alternative vacation destinations that are either ...