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[ January 8, 2026 ] Former National Park Service employee pleads guilty to overtime wage theft News
[ January 5, 2026 ] American Airlines adding capacity and extra flights across the Eastern Caribbean News
[ December 31, 2025 ] NZ road deaths fall for third straight year as police ramp up enforcement News
[ December 23, 2025 ] New Jersey Senate passes bill to address air traffic controller shortage News
[ December 17, 2025 ] Ohio announces money for historic restoration projects News

Smyrna’s July Sunday Lecture focuses on Chattahoochee River Line

July 11, 2024 Special to Sightseers’ Delight

Concord Covered Bridge Historic District Board President Phil Ivester will discuss his research into the Chattahoochee River Line troop movements and battles during the Civil War in the summer of 1864 during a July 14 lecture.

Numbers: Georgia ranks at the bottom for on-time First Class mail

July 10, 2024 Todd DeFeo

Postal performance in Georgia continues to lag, according to new numbers.

Report: Emory closing Emory Smyrna Hospital

July 3, 2024 Sightseers’ Delight

Emory Healthcare is closing its Emory Smyrna Hospital at the end of the year.

Smyrna wants bids for new Atlanta Road surface parking lot

June 26, 2024 Sightseers’ Delight

City officials here are soliciting bids for a new surface parking lot along Atlanta Road.

First anniversary for New Zealand’s Firearms Registry

June 23, 2024 New Zealand Police

The Firearms Registry was launched one year ago today to help improve firearms oversight and safety by providing a record of all lawfully held firearms.

What’s the ROI on a downtown redevelopment?

June 18, 2024 Todd DeFeo

Georgia cities routinely invest millions in redeveloping their downtowns, but how do taxpayers know whether they’re receiving the most for their tax dollars?

Atlanta officials approve money for businesses impacted by water main breaks

June 18, 2024 Todd DeFeo

Atlanta city officials have approved $7.5 million for a fund ostensibly intended to help small businesses impacted by a series of water main breaks that brought the city to a crawl for days.