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The city of Sedalia is facing backlash after offensive comments about a mayoral candidate were posted on its official Facebook page. Sedalia City Administrator Matthew Wirt told KRCG that the comments do not reflect the city's core values. (KRCG) City leaders say the employee responsible has since been fired, but the candidate targeted says this goes beyond one post. Traves Williams says what happened on the city’s Facebook page is just the latest example of what he calls months of harassment since entering the race for mayor. Traves Williams is running for Sedalia mayor against incumbent Andrew Dawson. Over the weekend, he became the target of controversial comments posted on the city's official Facebook page. In response to a user criticizing Dawson in a Sedalia Facebook group, the city's account replied:"Dawson can read and write well. He's actually extremely smart. If Traves Williams can do better, I want and need to hear how he plans to guide us.”The post continues:"The truth is,  » Read More

Compared to the hectic pace of yesterday's committee workday, Legislative Day 33 saw comparatively few education bills advance. Multiple major education issues are expected to be considered in the coming days. Senate Floor Action House Floor Action House Passes Anti-Discrimination Bill With a vote of 165-0, the House passed SB 523  by Sen. Goodman (R-Cogdell), which originally required public schools and institutions of higher education to treat antisemitism as they would treat religious discrimination. The House committee substitute of the bill revises SB 523 to make it nearly identical to HB 1363 , by Rep. Deborah Silcox (R-Sandy Springs), which creates a statewide coordinator position within GaDOE to monitor and report on complaints of discrimination in public schools. If a school fails to take corrective action arising from a discrimination complaint, the SBOE is authorized to take action, including withholding state funds. The bill also requires the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia and the State Board of the Technical College System of Georgia to establish policies and procedures for handling discrimination complaints. SB 523 now moves back to the Senate, which will consider the House changes to the legislation. Senate Approves Governor's Workforce Initiative With only

Crimson Desert will have two weeks of Twitch Drops following the launch. This guide will show you how to claim the items and keep you updated on all future Drops as they become available. What are Twitch Drops? Twitch Drops are in-game cosmetic rewards granted to you for watching streams for specific games on channels participating in the Drops Program on Twitch.tv! Each Twitch Drop has a watch time requirement set by the game developer. By watching a participating channel while logged into the Twitch.tv account associated with your game account, your time will be counted towards earning the current cosmetic reward for the associated game. How to Claim Crimson Desert Twitch Drops To claim Twitch Drops for Crimson Desert, you must complete the following steps: Watch Crimson Desert Streams with Drops Enabled while logged in to your Twitch account. Collect the Drops from the Twitch Drop Inventory. Head to the Crimson Desert Drops Page and Login using your Twitch account. Claim your Drops: PSN/Xbox/Epic: Select your console and Claim the Coupon Code. Steam: Rewards are sent automatically when selected. All Crimson Desert Twitch Drop Campaign Rewards Below is a list of all current and previous Twitch Drops that have

🎭 NEW! Music Theatre Newsletter Get all the top news & discounts for Music & beyond. Grammy Award-winning artist Laufey has partnered with Lexus for 100 Miles, a musical event streaming live on Twitch, Friday, March 27 at 9 PM ET / 6 PM PT. The night will honor the legacy of jazz musician Miles Davis with the debut of Laufey's cover of Davis' "Blue In Green" and the reveal of a one-of-one Lexus custom vehicle. "Miles Davis understood the roots of jazz - and then reinvented it. That spirit of honoring the past while moving it forward is what makes this tribute so meaningful," said Laufey. "Partnering with Lexus to bring this celebration to life felt natural. They get how creativity and innovation can move people, just like music does." Streaming for fans everywhere, along with a small in-person audience of tastemakers and superfans, the event marks Laufey's debut performance on her all-new Twitch channel. Designed as an immersive performance, the event will feature a blend of familiar songs from her catalog alongside new material, including the premiere of "Blue In Green." Originally recorded in 1959 as an instrumental by Miles Davis and released on Kind of Blue, the best-selling jazz album