For some 15,000 years, dogs have been our hunting partners, workmates, helpers and companions. Could they also be our next allies in the fight against COVID-19? According to University of
Company highlights important safety information and resources to help customers prepare for all types of severe weather. Georgia Power is encouraging its 2.6 million customers to be severe-weather ready, as
Buckle Up Right, Every Trip, Every Time. The Newton County Health Department was awarded the 2021 Car Seat Mini-Grant by the Georgia Department of Public Health, Injury Prevention Program. Through the Mini-Grant, the
Winner Gets $2,000 and Chance to Work with Emmy-Winning Director to Create TV PSA That Will Air Nationwide. Teens from throughout the state of Georgia are being invited to help spread the
Company responded to 26 severe storms that impacted Georgia and provided restoration support for eight out-of-state requests for assistance. With the official close of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, Georgia
CPSC releases latest data for injuries and deaths related to toys, holiday decorating and cooking; announces 2020 toy recalls. The holidays normally are a time to get together in person
Tips for proper use of battery-operated power tools While battery-powered tools are convenient options for efficiently tackling projects both around the house and on the job site, contractors and DIYers
Georgia Power highlights the importance of planting the right trees and shrubs around homes, power lines. Georgia Power works every day to keep reliability high across the state and, during
Prevention and preparation are key to avoiding electrical issues in your home. Georgia Power is highlighting National Fire Prevention Week – from Oct. 4-10 – as a time to spotlight ways to
Testing Finds Multi-Layer Gaiters Can Block More Than 95% of Respiratory Droplets Face-Covering Efficacy Driven More by Fabric Layers Than Form Factor University of Georgia researchers have demonstrated that neck gaiters can