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A psychoactive chemical in a fungus causes the insects emerging in Georgia to copulate until their genitals fall off, research shows.
A psychoactive chemical in a fungus causes the insects emerging in Georgia to copulate until their genitals fall off, research shows. (Photo by Richard Ellis/Getty Images)

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

17-Year Cicadas: 'Bottomless' Supply In Georgia Really Is

A psychoactive chemical in a fungus causes the insects emerging in Georgia to copulate until their genitals fall off, research shows.

'FoCo Works' Virtual Hiring Event Set For Friday

The Forsyth County Chamber and The Place of Forsyth County are hosting a free, virtual hiring event on Friday.

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Who Is Choosing Not To Take The COVID-19 Vaccine In GA?

Possibly due to pockets of resistance in the state, Georgia is struggling to vaccinate its population rapidly.

Alif Institute To Host Weekend Spring Bazaar In DeKalb

The Alif Institue will host its annual Spring Bazaar — which means "marketplace" in Arabic — Saturday, offering homemade items and foods.

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