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Ellie Fivas

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Aug 24, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Ellie Fivas / Georgia Recorder

    After years of federal oversight, Georgia’s disability care system faces a new test | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)

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    The Justice Department has signaled that the federal government no longer plans to enforce a landmark court ruling that has shaped Georgia's mental health and disability care system for nearly two decades, although the leader of the state agency responsible for disability services says nothing has changed in his mind. A June memo from the U.S. Department of Justice argues that federal disability laws do not require states to provide community-based care to people with disabilities that limit the

  2. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · Ellie Fivas / Georgia Recorder

    Georgia building first state psychiatric hospital since landmark disability case | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)

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    After spending 16 years moving away from a psychiatric care system centered on institutionalization, state officials are preparing to build Georgia's largest state hospital in decades. More than 700 Georgians in the criminal justice system are currently waiting for a spot in a state psychiatric facility, according to Kevin Tanner, commissioner of the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities. That's why state lawmakers made room for $409 million in the budget for a 300-bed f

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Ellie Fivas / Georgia Recorder

    Spotted lanternflies are inching closer to Georgia crops. Here’s how experts say you can help | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)

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    These invasive insects may not be a familiar sight yet, but researchers predict the spotted lanternfly population in Georgia will continue to increase in the coming years, which could spell trouble for the state's fruit crops. Elizabeth McCarty, an associate professor at the University of Georgia who studies invasive insects, said the spotted lanternflies thrive while feeding on trees of heaven, a fast-growing and highly invasive tree in Georgia. She emphasized the importance of tracking the gro

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