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Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson February 22, 2026 The Cobb County District Attorney’s Office distributed the following announcement: February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and the District Attorney’s Office is presenting a free Lunch & Learn: Love Should Never Hurt Noon, Sat., Feb. 28, 2026 RedBud Blossom Family Justice Center, 277 Fairground St. SE, Marietta   Free session will focus on recognizing the warning signs of unhealthy relationships, strengthening healthy relationship skills, and learning where to turn for support. Hear from two dynamic speakers who are survivors. Speakers: Bishop Donna L. Hubbard, Christian Counselor & Survivor Leader; and Natalie Purdie, Victim Advocate, Author & Survivor. Lunch provided. Adult supervision required for minors. RSVP https://bit.ly/4a85iE9

STANFORD, Calif. – No. 16 Arizona (12-4) took down No. 10 Stanford and Santa Clara on the third day of the DeMarini Invitational.   Game 1 | No. 16 Arizona 4, No. 10 Stanford 1 Arizona upset Stanford in the first game of the day, 4-1. The Wildcats scored four runs on one hit and drew three walks.   In the circle, Rylie Holder picked up her third win of the season, going six innings and allowing one run on six hits. Jalen Adams entered in the seventh with the tying run at the plate and retired the three batters she faced.   The Cardinal scored first with a solo home run in the second inning to take a 1-0 lead.   Arizona tied the game at 1-1 in the top of the third with an RBI groundout from Regan Shockey to score Kiki Escobar from third base.   In the top of the sixth, Grace Jenkins broke the tie with a three-run home run to right center to give Arizona a 4-1 lead.   The Wildcats were able to keep the Cardinal from scoring in the seventh to secure the win.   Game 2 | No. 16 Arizona 11, Santa

South Carolina Athletics Guard duo each scored 21 points to lead balanced offensive attack in victory over Mississippi State Saturday afternoon COLUMBIA, S.C. — Meechie Johnson scored 21 points and racked up a career-high nine assists, and Mike Sharavjamts also scored a career-high 21 for South Carolina in a 97-89 win over Mississippi State on Saturday afternoon, snapping a seven-game losing streak. Kobe Knox had 17 points and Elijah Strong put up 16 points for the Gamecocks (12-15, 3-11 Southeastern Conference), who were an efficient 55.4% (31-of-56) from the floor. Eli Ellis had 13 off the bench to help South Carolina score a season-high 97 points. South Carolina jumped ahead with an 8-0 run in the first half that included two points from Johnson and 3 from Knox, and headed into halftime up, 46-39. The Gamecocks took their biggest lead of the game — 89-76 — off a 6-0 run with 2:17 to play after in Ellis corner 3. Mississippi State (13-14, 5-9) was led by Quincy Ballard with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Jaden Epps scored 13 in the first half before leaving the game with an injury, and didn’t return. SEC leading scorer Josh Hubbard finished with 13

Leaders are scheduled to decide next month whether to throw the city council’s top Republican out of office after he put up profanity-laden Facebook posts implying that “bullying and intimidation” by the Democratic administration caused another alderman’s death. Impassioned New Britain residents argued both from sides at a recent council meeting, with some calling for leniency for Common Council Minority Leader Robert Smedley while others demanded punishment. Smedley, who had posted under the name Colin Rober, attributed his posts to stress as well as being in grief at the unexpected death on Feb. 3 of Jerrell Hargraves, 36, a fellow Republican alderman. When the council convened, Smedley read a letter that he described as an apology, but never explained his rationale for the posts nor disavowed the insinuations. In a party-line vote Wednesday, the council agreed it will schedule a hearing before mid-March and decide whether Smedley should face punishment up to the maximum level possible, removal from office. The charter doesn’t give much leeway,  » Read More

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Credit: Image via Youtube/Marvel Rivals Marvel Rivals  runs a Twitch Drops promotion every season, and Season 6.5 is no different. Link the right accounts, watch some live streams, and a free cosmetic bundle lands straight in your in-game mail. The catch, however, if it can even be called one, is that the window is limited. Here is how to get everything before it closes. Image Credit: NetEase Games ⛶ Image Credit: NetEase Games/YouTube ⛶ Image Credit: NetEase Games/YouTube ⛶ Image Credit: NetEase Games ⛶ Image Credit: NetEase Games/YouTube ⛶ Image Credit: NetEase Games ⛶ × Image Credit: NetEase Games Image Credit: NetEase Games/YouTube Image Credit: NetEase Games/YouTube Image Credit: NetEase Games Image Credit: NetEase Games/YouTube Image Credit: NetEase Games The whole process runs through NetEase‘s official Twitch Drops page, and it takes about two minutes to set up. Once linked, watch time accumulates passively as long as you watch any eligible streamer, so there is no need to babysit a single channel. Here is the step-by-step: Head to the official Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops page here and click the first “Log In” button under Step 1. Sign in to the Marvel Rivals account tied to your platform, whether that is Steam, Epic Games Store

Stuart Rust South of England BBC Shreyas became Britain's youngest Chess Grandmaster at the age of 15 In a silent school hall on the Isle of Wight the air is thick with tension. Faces twitch nervously, feet shake vigorously under tables, and several heads are clasped in hands. Every so often a chess piece is moved from one square to another, a hand strikes a clock and the action is recorded in a notepad. This is the Isle of Wight Chess Tournament, which welcomes hundreds of players from around the world to Ryde. And perhaps even more striking than the atmosphere is the number of young faces in the room. Not so long ago, chess would have been considered quite far removed from a "cool" activity. But a lot can change in a few years. More than 300 players from around the world have been taking part in the Isle of Wight Chess Tournament A combination of boredom during lockdown, successful online platforms, celebrity endorsements and Netflix's The Queen's Gambit has helped make chess one of the fastest growing games in the world. "When I was in primary school, chess was like the nerdy sport," said 17-year-old Shreyas, who is

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