Fareeha Abrar
Journalist at WMAZ-TV (Macon, GA)
🐊 @WUFTNews Newsroom Assistant at @UFJSchool 🐆 @FCN2go former Intern
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1 day ago |
13wmaz.com | Fareeha Abrar
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. — A tricky intersection in Milledgeville is driving local residents to frustration, and in some cases, into fender benders. Drivers say North Jefferson Street at Dunlap Road is more than just a shortcut; it's a crash trap. Locals describe the intersection as a confusing mess, especially for those unfamiliar with the area. The left lane suddenly shifts into a turn-only lane without much warning, and poor signage leaves drivers scrambling to make last-minute decisions.
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2 days ago |
13wmaz.com | Fareeha Abrar
GEORGIA, USA — Every day is Earth Day for Georgia's game wardens. The state’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) digs deep to protect and preserve Georgia’s ecosystems, and game wardens are at the heart of those efforts—especially in Central Georgia. Game Wardens Wes Freeman and Jaron Hollinsead patrol both land and lake, keeping an eye on wildlife, educating the public and enforcing environmental laws. No two days are the same, from conducting wildlife surveys to transporting equipment.
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3 days ago |
13wmaz.com | Fareeha Abrar
DUBLIN, Ga. — Got expired or unused prescriptions piling up at home? The Dublin VA Medical Center is offering a safe and simple way to get rid of them, with no questions asked. As part of the National DEA Drug Take Back Day, the VA will host a drive-up drug disposal event this Friday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the front of the administration building on Veterans Boulevard.
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6 days ago |
13wmaz.com | Fareeha Abrar
MACON, Bibb County — Rosa Taylor Elementary took center stage this week, going above and beyond to celebrate Exceptional Children’s Week in recognition of the unique talents, skills and contributions of students with special needs. Throughout the week, the school’s classrooms buzzed with creativity, compassion, and connection. It was all part of an effort to create a culture of inclusion and understanding.
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1 week ago |
13wmaz.com | Fareeha Abrar
MACON, Ga. — The Eagles at Cirrus Academy are coding, building and flying their way into the future through the school’s Robotics and Drone Club. In the fall semester, the club focused on robotics—earning fourth place in a competitive match against other schools. Students pivoted to mastering drone technology during the current spring semester. "We want to expose our students to things they can do now,” the club's instructor, Kashara Williams-Kyche, said.
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