In Georgia, lifestyle news means culture and family, home life, hobbies and relationships. It encompasses the daily choices and shifts in habits that shape how people live across the state.
The Georgia Hunters for the Hungry program is asking hunters to donate harvested deer to help families facing food insecurity this season.
Live Poll
Would you donate a harvested deer to help feed hungry families in your community?
Live Poll
Should the U.S. keep sending current levels of military aid to Israel?
Jewish voters in Georgia cast ballots between Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Mike Collins in a Senate contest shaped by Israel policy.
Georgia's governor-elect stopped in Crawfordville to honor a family connection to her great-great-grandmother Betsy Peek.
The two-hour program exploring the disappearance of the Georgia teacher airs on October 30.
Veteran developer Richard Garriott offered his view of the videogame industry at a Georgia Game Developers Association panel.
Live Poll
Do you think reading instruction in your local schools is improving?
Seventh-grade reading teacher Shawndella Roberts of Lindley Middle School in Mableton earned the inaugural regional honor from the Georgia Council on Literacy.
This section follows cultural trends, family spending, residential life, recreational hobbies and shifts in daily routines. Coverage reaches from the state capital to the rural counties where patterns of living vary significantly. Economic shifts and cost of living adjustments are the primary drivers of change in how households manage their budgets and time. Social rituals and the way families balance work and leisure remain the most consistent themes in state reporting.
