On this date, in non-political history, the NFL adopted an annual college draft to begin in 1936. While we were sleeping… Peaches When did Governor Deal become a liberal? Sanders can beat Trump in Georgia, too? Georgia’s unemployment – it ain’t changin‘ COMING SOON: Federal oversight of Georgia’s mental health system Richard Woods isn’t’ sure what
On this date in 1926, the airship Norge became the first vessel to fly over the North Pole. Also on this date,in 2003, fifty-nine Democratic lawmakers in Texas went into hiding over a dispute with Republican’s over a congressional redistricting plan. Politicking is hard, apparently. Peaches Because testing students over and over again will help. Tyler
I’ll preface with the fact that I do not live in House District 80, and other than the candidates, I do not believe I know anyone who votes in the district. I know both Catherine Bernard and Meagan Hanson and I would consider both friends. I have not contributed to either House campaign and do
Happy Cinco de Mayo! Also on this date, in 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American in space when he made a 15 minute suborbital flight. Peaches They managed to mess up the Georgia Milestones Test. Again. Student killed on campus – why was campus carry vetoed? Our peaches aren’t safe enough? Life on CraigsList really is
On this date in 1967, Muhammad Ali refused induction into the US Army and was stripped of boxing title. He cited religious grounds for his refusal. Peaches Our state killed another person last night. The shortfalls of the criminal justice system in Georgia Noncitizens suing for driver’s licenses. Former State Senator named Chancellor at school in North
On this date in 1862, Congress established the U.S. Mint in Denver, CO. Peaches Doctor fired for something he said in church Families of Georgia Southern students killed in crash will see settlement Help may be on the way for Atlanta traffic “Key words’ for Google searches of Georgians. (Do you even want to know?) Not
On this date in 1865, President Lincoln was shot. He died early the next morning. Someone should make this for the GeorgiaPol team Peaches The vouchers are coming! The vouchers are coming! Georgia Supreme Court to rule on the cost of a dog. A promise from the University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents… Georgia’s
On this date in 1969, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously struck down laws prohibiting private possession of obscene material. Peaches First Georgia City to allow employees to carry at work in official capacity Trump supporters “brace for trickery“ New Republic: White Republicans are derailing an African American Candidate Georgia Grown program is a booming success AG
The Office of Attorney General Sam Olens has cited the Hospital Authority of Valdosta and Lowndes County -which is in charge of South Georgia Medical Center – with a fine and training requirements following the authority’s failure to comply with open government laws. The punishment follows an investigation stemming from a February meeting where the
On this date in 1906, the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States was founded to set rules in amateur sports. The organization became the National Collegiate Athletic Association in 1910. Peaches Valdosta hospital slapped with open records fine. Columbus State losing financing was a federal crime? Georgia State professor whines about campus carry prospect. Palmetto
