WABE News Quiz, August 2, 2024

It’s Henry County.

Birch Creek will be the district’s 29th elementary school and will be led by educator Quavious Wright, who previously served as vice principal of the district’s Wesley Lake Elementary School.

“I am humbled and excited to be named the inaugural principal of Birch Creek Elementary School,” said Wright in a 2023 press release. “I genuinely believe in the ‘it takes a village’ approach when supporting students. I look forward to working with all stakeholders to start new traditions and establish a culture of collaboration to create the best learning environment possible for our students.”

It’s Geoff Duncan.

The former Georgia Lt. Gov. endorsed Harris for November’s presidential election in a fiery Atlanta Journal-Constitution opinion article published just days before Harris’ first Atlanta rally since her presidential bid announcement.

Duncan took a back seat to public office when he decided not to run for re-election in 2022. This came after he angered fellow Republicans after he openly contradicted former president Donald Trump’s false claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

It’s “P-Valley.”

Bean credits the city’s “hustle mentality” with shaping her drive for success and her need “to always want more.”

The actress says that she brings a little bit of her life experiences growing up in Atlanta into each of her characters, including “P-Valley’s” Roulette, a young stripper learning the ropes of her new career.

It’s Savannah.

Her upcoming appearance will be her 16th trip to Georgia since assuming the vice presidency and her seventh in 2024.

Still, Trump leads Harris in most swing state polls, including in Georgia, though his edge seems to be narrowing. A Bloomberg poll published Tuesday suggested Harris has erased Trump’s lead in several swing states.

It’s the 1980’s.

In 2010, the National Recreation and Park Association recommended that East Lake should have three pools. In 2018, a proposal for a recreation center with a pool came up in community meetings held by the city.

There was no movement on those plans, and the proposed location worried residents at the time. Then, in 2020, more city plans for a pool came up.