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Happy New Year! Read about the Washington Youth Tour's return, UGA College of Veterinary Medicine, Cobb County Schools Innovation & Technology Academy, Georgians helping Ukrainians, service clubs, splatter-painting studios, chocolate recipes & more in January's issue. bit.ly/gmg0123

February's issue is here! Featuring SAM Shortline excursions, the Flat Rock Archive, exploring with all-terrain wheelchairs, the Wolf Creek Trout Lily Preserve, Bundt cakes and more: bit.ly/gmg0223 georgiamagazine.org conta.cc/3jmc8ya

March's issue features White Oak Pastures, lake sturgeon's resurgence, Georgia's dairy industry, GeorgiaGrown Trails, herb gardens, recipes from farms and more! georgiamagazine.org bit.ly/gmg0323 conta.cc/3J4UNnv

April's issue is here! Plan a visit to LaGrange, learn how Georgia Transplant Foundation is saving lives, read about search & rescue dogs, visit a historic general store in Musella and sample recipes from Dublin Farm bit.ly/gmg0423 conta.cc/41btjCX georgiamagazine.org

May's issue is here! Read about Brasstown Bald, Georgia's TEDx Talks, Georgia Ports, perennials with fabulous foliage, rice recipes and more. bit.ly/gmg0523 georgiamagazine.org conta.cc/3Lt5Zua

Bring on summer! June's issue features places to unplug with the family, preserving vanishing Georgia, @CMoA_Atlanta, the Georgia DOT wildflower program, new cookbooks and more! georgiamagazine.org bit.ly/gmg0623 conta.cc/3qcZwfE

The kids issue is here! Read about youth car-racing, amazing Georgia kids, gardening as a family, youth orchestras, cooking with kids and more in July's Georgia Magazine. bit.ly/gmg0723 georgiamagazine.org conta.cc/3CWLrpM

Say hello to the Early County Peanut Monument! It showed up on the cover of Rural Georgia Magazine, July, 1976. dlg.usg.edu/record/dlg_gae…

Read about Belle's Flower Truck, what brings readers joy, the Rule of Three in gardening, places to ride horses, coffee recipes and more in Georgia Magazine's August issue: bit.ly/gmg0823

Georgia electric co-ops have crews standing by to restore power in their territories and to help other co-ops where needed just as soon as it’s safe for them.

Read about chalk art, lovable mascots, storm chasers, Daughters of the American Revolution, beautiful lilies, recipes from VeryVera and more in September's Georgia Magazine: bit.ly/gmg0923

Happy 99th birthday, President #JimmyCarter! Take a look back at our January 2003 issue to learn more about Jimmy Carter’s passion for Plains, Ga. at: dlg.galileo.usg.edu/dlg/gaemc/pdfs… -- with DigitalLibraryofGA georgiamagazine.org

There's so much to do this weekend around Georgia, including 💐🌼Dragon Con 🌹🌺 in Atlanta! Learn more about this and other pop-culture conventions in our August cover feature story: bit.ly/drcon0824.

September is National Preparedness Month, an annual observance to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. Do you have a disaster plan for your family? Visit ready.gov to get started!

Now is the time to activate your emergency plan ahead of #Helene.

Hurricane Helene is expected to bring several inches of rain throughout Georgia today. A Flood Watch remains in effect for all of north and central Georgia. Make sure you and your loved are prepared for flooding by visiting gema.georgia.gov/floods-and-fla….

Why is backfeeding dangerous? Electrical shock: It can cause severe injuries or even death. Property damage: Backfeeding can damage your home's electrical system and appliances. Fire hazard: It increases the risk of electrical fires.

This month's story on "The Keeper" features U.S. Army veteran George Eshleman of Calhoun & his trek on the Appalachian Trail while carrying the names of 363 veterans who died by suicide. For more about his journey & ongoing work to help veterans, visit bit.ly/thekeeper0924.

After #HurricaneHelene, our farmers are facing the loss of not only their yield but also equipment, structures & livelihoods. Join GA Foundation for Ag, Georgia Department of Agriculture, Georgia Farm Bureau & ag industry partners in supporting a relief fund for GA farmers & ranchers: gafoundationag.org/hurricane-reli…

Electricity isn’t just a commodity—it’s a necessity. For 50+ years, GA’s vertically integrated, regulated utility system has kept rates low & reliability high. As demand rises, GA’s diverse energy mix is key to its future. Learn more: shorturl.at/Me8iu