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What's next for the Malcolm Gaston as he waits to announce his decision? The Georgia Bulldogs have been busy recruiting the spring transfer portal window, but they have also been active on the ...

With signing day just a few months away, one offensive line prospect has included the Georgia Bulldogs inside of their top-4. Malcolm Gaston, a 3-star offensive line prospect from the state of ...

More recently, in November, SERHANT set up shop in Atlanta ... the Georgia Department of Labor said in January. Over the course of last year, Georgia notched over 121,500 closed sales of homes ...

House Speaker Jon Burns called the situation "unfortunate" and stated that Moore refused to cooperate with law enforcement. A state senator in Georgia ... statement to the Atlanta Journal ...

Republicans maintain their 9-5 majority. ATLANTA - Georgia voters have reelected all incumbents in the U.S. House of Representatives and a newcomer will represent the Peach State on Capitol Hill.

Memphis rapper Key Glock recently livestreamed a run-in he had with Atlanta Police that ultimately ended in his arrest. On Thursday, March 28, Key Glock (born Markeyvius Cathey) went live from the ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia's 2024 legislative session again showcased contrasting Republican approaches to governing, while minority Democrats couldn't leverage those differences to advance top ...

Gaston Glock, who has died aged 94 ... Clinton administration’s ban on pistols holding more than 10 rounds. Yet Glock had anticipated the measure and his plant in Smyrna, Georgia, had been working ...

Gaston Glock, the Austrian developer of the handgun that bears his name, died on Wednesday. He was 94. The Glock company announced his death, the Austria Press Agency reported. Glock, a reclusive ...

Gaston Glock ... it as their standard sidearm. Glock’s influence extended to the United States, where the company established its headquarters in Smyrna, Georgia, in 1985.