Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Good morning! On this day in 2014, metro Atlanta's Snowpocalypse arrived, with motorists stranded for up to 20 hours and children kept overnight at schools.

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Inbox alert: Later today, watch for a partner message from EnergyX on why nuclear power is back and creating new opportunities tied to lithium.

Today's sponsor is Synaptigen, and their mind-bending research suggests the words people use in everyday conversations could reveal early warning signs of Alzheimer's years before symptoms appear.

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Less Than Four Days Left to Invest in The Flyover

In four days, our investment window will be closed.

Not next month.
Not "sometime soon."
Four days.

So instead of telling you why we think you should invest in The Flyover, we'll do something different.

Here are the Top 4 Reasons to Invest—starting with one we didn't write ourselves.

1. ChatGPT Picked This Reason (Seriously)

When we asked ChatGPT (AI) why someone should invest in The Flyover, here is what it said.

It didn't talk about hype or buzz. It pointed to something rare:

A fast-growing, profitable, reader-first media company—built outside legacy media, without billionaire-corporate backing, and owned by its audience.

That's not marketing fluff. That's an objective read of our business.

2. A New Media Startup—But Actually Different

Most "new media" companies:

Lose money
Chase clicks
Depend on venture capital
Answer to advertisers first

The Flyover is profitable, growing, and reader-owned. We focus on trust, clarity, and consistency, not outrage or algorithms.

This combination is rare. And it's working.

3. Join a Movement to Fix What's Broken

Americans don't trust the news and for good reason.

Legacy media has:

Chosen narratives over facts
Divided audiences for attention
Optimized for outrage instead of understanding

The Flyover exists to change that. We deliver fact-first, unbiased news to millions of readers who want information, not indoctrination.

This isn't just an investment. It's a vote for a better media model.

4. There's Only Room for Less Than 400 Final Investors

This part is simple math.

We're about 88% full. That leaves fewer than 400 spots before the round closes. Permanently.

When it's full, it's full. No extensions. No waitlist guarantees.

If you've been thinking, watching, or meaning to "circle back"—now is the moment.

✈️ Final Boarding Call

Four days left.
Fewer than 400 spots.
A profitable, growing media company changing how Americans consume news.

Invest in The Flyover before the window closes.

Another Winter Storm Forecast

More freezing temperatures and another weekend of possible ice and snow are in the forecast for Georgia and much of the Southeast.

Forecasters are monitoring a coastal storm system that could bring additional winter precipitation to parts of the state later this week.

As early as Friday, precipitation could begin along the Gulf Coast before spreading to Georgia and other states, according to AccuWeather meteorologists.

On Saturday, temperatures in North Georgia are expected to stay below freezing, extending the frigid conditions that are keeping ice on the ground from this past weekend's storm.

Court Upholds Election Reforms

A federal appeals court rejected a challenge to Georgia's 2021 election reforms that allow increased state oversight of local elections and a ban on photography at polling places.

The ruling by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals is the latest decision that supports changes made by Georgia in response to election integrity concerns related to the 2020 election.

The ruling addressed parts of Senate Bill 202, including a provision that allows the State Election Board to intervene if problems are alleged in county election operations.

Other parts of the law limit drop boxes, require additional forms of ID for absentee voting, prevent mass mailings of absentee ballot applications, and ban handing out food and water to voters waiting in line.

List Shows Top Paid State Employees

Open Georgia released its list of Georgia's highest-paid state government employees for last year, topped by the head of the Georgia Ports Authority at a salary of $1.49 million.

Next were two top executives of the Teachers Retirement System of Georgia, with the chief information officer at $957,073 and the investment co-chief at $811,651.

The list does not include college coaches. A report on University of Georgia salaries showed football head coach Kirby Smart led that list with $13.8 million.

Overall, 2025 salary data show that coaches and administrators at state universities dominate upper-tier government compensation. You can access Open Georgia salary data here.

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➤ Ocilla: The city shut off some water service to Irwin County Hospital over a $20,771 unpaid balance after years of failed collection attempts, though emergency and fire-safety water lines remained functional. (More)

➤ Northeast Georgia: About 10,000 mostly northeast customers of Georgia Power remained without power overnight Monday due to winter storm damage. (More)

➤ Metro Atlanta: Freezing rain totals varied widely during the weekend ice event, with some locations receiving over half an inch while others saw lighter amounts. (More)

➤ Gwinnett County: Delays in processing death certificates are leaving some families in legal limbo, unable to settle estates or access benefits. Officials cite staffing challenges. (More)

➤ Fayette County: A 17-year-old Newnan boy led sheriff's deputies on a 115 mph chase in a stolen SUV before the vehicle rolled near the Highway 85 Connector, authorities say. (More)

➤ Dunwoody: The city council approved a $165,000 design contract for sidewalk improvements near Chesnut Elementary and Peachtree Middle schools. (More)

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➤ Georgia women's basketball entered the AP Top 25 rankings for the first time this season, coming in at No. 23. (See Poll)

➤ The Atlanta Falcons hired Craig Aukerman away from the Miami Dolphins to become their special teams coordinator. (More)

➤ Two former Georgia Bulldogs players are on Super Bowl rosters, but only New England offensive lineman Jared Wilson is expected to play. Seattle running back Kenny McIntosh continues to recover from a knee injury. (More)

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➤ The West Point community and its Kia Georgia plant gave a big thumbs up to the automaker's video ad displayed below the New Year's Eve countdown ball in New York's Times Square. (More)

➤ Sandy Springs-based UPS announced it will cut up to 30,000 operational jobs this year through attrition and voluntary buyouts as the company reduces Amazon deliveries and closes 24 buildings nationwide. (More)

➤ Southwest Airlines ended its signature open-seating policy Tuesday at Hartsfield-Jackson and other airports, now assigning seats as part of a revenue-boosting strategy. (More)

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➤ A national food publication named cornbread as Georgia's most beloved dish. (More)

➤ A former Augusta resident and Augusta University are partnering to provide free professional clothing to students through the Vonte's Career Closet event. (More)

➤ Someone broke through a fence at Steadfast Wildlife Rehab in Tifton and killed several animals under active rehabilitation, an act the owner called "nothing but evil." (More)

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Yesterday's Results:

Who will win the Super Bowl?

Don't care: 49%
Seahawks: 30%
Patriots: 21%

How many consecutive years has Georgia football had at least one former player appear in the Super Bowl?

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