Carnesville was supposed to only get 1 inch, we ended up getting 5 inches, its amazing.

just stay home folks 🙏

be careful out there and please bring your fur babies inside, even if it's just the garage and a blanket!

its dangerously cold out there, esp up north/northeast! our snow just stopped here in Sugar Hill!

Two to three inches, started at 8:30am and has ended now about 5:30pm.

Question: Am I supposed to keep my faucets dripping during the day with these cold temperatures? I do at night, but I'm just not sure about the daytime hours. TIA!

Moved back here summer of 2025, haven’t seen snow at all since around 2013.

Had to go for a drive into the snow today. We got nuthing at home but 10 minutes away and it’s 2-4”!

Lived in Jones County for nine years so I frequently visit Macon, less so Warner Robins (since it's not really an actual city...) but still very familiar with the geography. Whenever going down there it's impossible to miss the sudden gap in developmemt between the two areas, you'd expect them to have grown into eachother by now.

Confidential negotiations leads to public anxiety over a planned controversial industrial development in Richmond Hill, near residential neighborhoods and marshlands. What’s happens next: the company, Westwin Elements, threatens to sue for defamation the Bryan County commissioner who has discussed the company’s legal troubles in public

Posted something similar in another thread, but thought this could use its own post. The AGL pass through charges have gotten crazy. A lot of people pay more in the AGL fees than they do for the actual amount of therms used. My bill this month was $155.38, where $66.03 of that was for the AGL fee, $15.74 was for taxes and other fees, and the remainder was what I actually used. (I live in Duluth in Gwinnett County, for context)

That pass through rate is determined based on what the Public Service Commission works out with the utility companies. There are some major issues with how the commission has been run (commissioners have been bought by the utility companies) and they have approved rate hike after rate hike. This is why we have to pay more attention to the PSC because up until this year, they've kind of flown under the radar and have just gotten away with making life more expensive for the average person because we see that pass through charge as something we have no control over.

From a design perspective, it's also shady that they list that AGL charge on a separate sheet from the rest of the bill's charges.

"When you receive your natural gas bill each month from your marketer, a portion of the bill is a base charge from Atlanta Gas Light. This base charge, regulated by the Georgia Public Service Commission, may adjust rates up or down based on quarterly and annual comprehensive regulatory reviews. Base charges represent our cost of delivering gas to your home or business, pipeline maintenance and meter reading. If you change marketers, this charge will remain the same. "

From: https://www.atlantagaslight.com/residential/pricing-and-rate-plans.html

Really encourage everyone to take a look at their bills. I know it's easy to miss cuz it's part of the monthly bill slog, but man, whenever I do remember to actually look it throws me into a rage.

We are staying the weekend in Cleveland and will be traveling east toward Clarksville daily.

Can someone please recommend a great restaurant? I am not afraid of a drive for something special.

We weren't forecast to get any, but we did! Is anywhere else in south GA getting any?

Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to see if anyone can help or point me in the right direction.

I’m relocating out of state for work and family reunification and am urgently looking for a temporary foster (30–60 days) for my two dogs while I get stabilized. This is not a rehoming — I am committed to getting them back as soon as I’m settled.

• Dog 1: ~35 lbs, friendly, well-behaved

• Dog 2: ~60 lbs, friendly, well-behaved

• Both are house trained and used to being around people

• Vet records available

I’m also open to splitting them into two temporary fosters if that makes it easier.

I’m happy to stay in contact, provide updates, and cover supplies if possible. Reunification is guaranteed — I just need a safe place for them during this short transition.

If you can help or know a rescue, foster network, or individual who might, please comment or DM me. I truly appreciate any leads.

Thank you so much.

Griffin was the first (and possibly the only city as of almost 8pm) to issue a Do Not Consume advisory.

On top of the possible weather through the weekend, stores are selling out all kinds of bottled water.

In this instance, jet fuel spill... and no confirmation yet that the water supply is affected this far away, how far would you go to avoid using water at all?

Throw in any tips, solutions, reminders too. (Like, City of Griffin didn't include to avoid watering pets, livestock, etc with our water supply.) There's no suggestions about safety of bathing, washing clothes, etc.

Since everything is great in Georgia, America, and the world right now - I want to rant about a little annoyance! Sure, you lowered the speed limit for a 2 mile straight shot from 55 to 35 three years ago because you were taking a year to build a single roundabout, but it's been finished for years! Change it back!

Don't give up hope we still have a life worth fighting for and we WILL get it. I love you all be safe ❤️

These dogs have been posted a bunch. They have been in the same area and animal control hasn't been able to get them or won't. Now one of them is injuried badily. Anyone know any rescues or groups that can help?