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Homeless veteran and his dog given shelter, food after trespassing complaint turns into community backing the duo
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Bullied because of his hair: Spring boy's story could be what we all need to hear right now
Julian Cienfuegos lost his great-grandmother to cancer. He spent the last 3 years growing his hair so he could donate it to children who are fighting cancer.
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Why is the nasal spray a viable option again for the flu vaccine?
The CDC recommended against it for a short time but it is once again an option for some
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Why does Georgia rely on runoffs to settle elections?
Georgia is one of only a handful of states that requires a candidate to get a majority of votes to win
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Warner Robins takes part in statewide Georgia Waterway Cleanup
The community came together as part of a statewide event that had over 20,000 volunteers.
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Why is your voting history public record?
No one has to know how you voted, but if you voted is part of the public record
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16-year-old 'ray of light' waiting for a forever family to love him
"It would take a lot less weight off my shoulders and I could feel less stress about foster care and I could breathe more easily," Isaiah said.
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Woman dances outside son’s hospital window during his coronavirus treatment
Marisela Pesina knew her son was scared and alone after he contracted coronavirus, so she found a way to lift his spirits.
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Meridian neighborhood celebrates little girl beating leukemia with a parade
5-year-old Lilah Bryson was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia when she was a toddler. She finished treatment in September with a neighborhood party.
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A perfect match: Bone marrow transplant saves twin brother's life. Now their family pays it forward
When 5-year-old Sawyer was diagnosed with sickle cell at a young age, his fraternal twin, Saxton, turned out to be a perfect match.
Outreach
Why is the voting age 18?
The voting age was 21 until the turbulent 1960s.
Outreach
Homeless veteran and his dog given shelter, food after trespassing complaint turns into community backing the duo
Robert Chapin, a Vietnam Veteran, was without money, his car, and a place to stay after falling victim to a scam that had him relocate to Connecticut from Texas.
Outreach
Bullied because of his hair: Spring boy's story could be what we all need to hear right now
Julian Cienfuegos lost his great-grandmother to cancer. He spent the last 3 years growing his hair so he could donate it to children who are fighting cancer.
Outreach
Why is the nasal spray a viable option again for the flu vaccine?
The CDC recommended against it for a short time but it is once again an option for some
Outreach
Why does Georgia rely on runoffs to settle elections?
Georgia is one of only a handful of states that requires a candidate to get a majority of votes to win
Local News
Warner Robins takes part in statewide Georgia Waterway Cleanup
The community came together as part of a statewide event that had over 20,000 volunteers.
Georgia
Why is your voting history public record?
No one has to know how you voted, but if you voted is part of the public record
Outreach
16-year-old 'ray of light' waiting for a forever family to love him
"It would take a lot less weight off my shoulders and I could feel less stress about foster care and I could breathe more easily," Isaiah said.
Outreach
Woman dances outside son’s hospital window during his coronavirus treatment
Marisela Pesina knew her son was scared and alone after he contracted coronavirus, so she found a way to lift his spirits.
Outreach
Meridian neighborhood celebrates little girl beating leukemia with a parade
5-year-old Lilah Bryson was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia when she was a toddler. She finished treatment in September with a neighborhood party.
Outreach
A perfect match: Bone marrow transplant saves twin brother's life. Now their family pays it forward
When 5-year-old Sawyer was diagnosed with sickle cell at a young age, his fraternal twin, Saxton, turned out to be a perfect match.
Outreach
Why is the voting age 18?
The voting age was 21 until the turbulent 1960s.
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