It’s Sine Die! I’m not sure if we should be thankful it’s about over or terrified it’s at the point where it’s “about over.” Peaches The mess that Georgia made out of distracted driving Just one more on the late Governor Zell Miller Georgian makes way to Trump legal defense team PSC Commissioner under fire
On this date in 1946, the first U.S. built rocket to leave the earth’s atmosphere reached a height of 50-miles. Georgia Make satire Facebook pages great again. Cobb County cracking the whip on student walkout participants Ex-Hawks employee claims discrimination against whites Study: Horseracing would bring in billions for Georgia Alzheimer’s deaths on the rise in Georgia
Georgia lawmakers will vote on a resolution Wednesday that would declare pornography a public health crisis in the Peach State, if passed by the body. House Resolution 447, sponsored by Representatives Paulette Rakestraw, Dominic LaRiccia, Jan Jones, Scott Hilton, Jason Spencer, and Joyce Chandler, says pornography that “harms beyond the capability of the individual to address
On this date in 1968, the US mint halted the practice of buying and selling gold. Peaches Survey: Georgia teachers don’t want to carry guns The race for the most tax breaks may help rural Georgia after all Abrams getting some bad press on finances Cobb County makes national news over walkouts Converting Beltline properties
After two versions of hate crime legislation failed to make it out of their respective House committees, it seems hate crime legislation may become a reality in Georgia after all. The House Judiciary passed out of committee last week Senate Bill 373 which would impose harsher penalties for persons convicted of crimes against protected classes of
On this date in 1894, a dog license law was enacted in the state of New York. It was the first animal control law in the US. Peaches Students barred from graduating in 1969 finally get diplomas More on the Macon to Atlanta trucks-only highway Bar codes stir anxiety as Georgia eyes new voting sytem Congressman
Peaches Altering HOPE eligibility makes a move closer in the House Agency seeking fines for Plant Vogtle. Entertainment industry brings $9.5 million to Georgia Gun control rallies at the Capitol Wednesday “Thousands in Georgia…leaving millions in college money on the table” The best small-town restaurant in Georgia is… Jimmy Carter CNN highlights from Florida
I’m filling in for Will. Another Georgian takes the national stage with President Trump This would never fly at a public school Private donor pushes $1 million to St. Simons Preservation Georgia legislature adopts new sexual harassment policy Anger within immigrant community over DACA An interesting article on a family that took in the Parkland
On this date in 1758, mustard was advertised for the first time in America. Memorial service planned for slain Locust Grove police officer. <3 Peaches UGA President offers mixed feelings on free speech legislation ATL instead of MARTA? Maybe. Earn a “Nexus Degree” from colleges in Georgia – begininng soon Georgia says “No Thanks” to
It’s cutthroat at the Capitol and it’s the season for idea-stealing, self-interest, and worst of all, self-promotion. State representative Scott Holcomb, a Democrat from Atlanta, filed House Bill 745, a bi-partisan effort, a few weeks ago. The bill addresses rental agreements in the event of domestic violence situations and would allow for victims to break their
