Sundi Rose

1 day ago | sunherald.com | Sundi Rose

The search for the best seafood on the MS Coast has led us to the final three restaurants. Each one brings its own flavor in the competition for Best MS Coast Seafood Restaurant, but we still need you to weigh in. We're asking Sun Herald readers which restaurant you recommend to someone looking for the best seafood experience on the MS Coast. You rocked the vote on the comprehensive list of seafood restaurants in Jackson, Harrison and Hancock counties, and these three got the most votes.

1 day ago | macon.com | Sundi Rose

Panama City Beach has been a Spring Break destination for generations of Georgia vacationers. But that’s over now, and the end of an era is here. After an eventful season this year, officials are saying that ”Panama City Beach can no longer be a Spring Break town.“The turbulent 2025 season was marked by gun violence, mass arrests, and growing frustration among local leaders.

1 day ago | macon.com | Sundi Rose

As the school year winds down and the children start to anticipate summer break, parents are thinking about childcare. If your child is not among the 447,723 children in some sort of paid care situation, you may be considering leaving them at home alone. You may want to brush up on Georgia law before you make a decision about summer childcare. Georgia, has very specific age restrictions about who can be left alone and which kids need adult supervision.

1 day ago | macon.com | Sundi Rose

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) confirmed another case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in a white-tailed deer, harvested by a hunter on private property in Berrien County. CWD is a fatal neurological disease affecting deer, elk and moose. It is caused by abnormal proteins called prions, which accumulate in the animal’s nervous system, leading to weight loss, unsteady gait and eventual death. As the disease progresses, deer exhibit behaviors that make them appear zombie-like.

2 days ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

A new study firms up the prospect of a high-speed rail line linking Atlanta and Savannah, although it may be in its early stages. The project is gathering steam, and it may not just be a tale of two cities. Georgia Department of Transportation officials are advancing their study of this project that will connect the capital with its biggest port city in under three hours.