by Baker Owens | Jun 18, 2017 | News, News 2
Last week, Atlanta played host to the Rotary International Convention at the Georgia World Congress Center. Approximately 40,000 members from a veritable Olympics-level number of countries – more than 170 – were in town, discussing the various projects that are...
by IAG Staff | Jun 16, 2017 | News, News 2
A new poll released this afternoon by Opinion Savvy for Fox 5 shows 6th Congressional District candidates Karen Handel and John Ossoff locked in a virtual tie just days before the election. The Democrat Ossoff holds the slightest of leads at 49.7%, with Handel...
by Phil Kent | Jun 16, 2017 | News, News 2
Early voting for the June 20th run-off in Georgia’s 6th Congressional District special election is over after today— and Republican candidate Karen Handel has reason to be pleased with the results. Given all the media attention and the fact it is the most expensive...
by Baker Owens | Jun 16, 2017 | News, News 2
This year’s honoree as the 2018 Georgia Teacher of the Year is John R. Tibbetts, an economics teacher from Worth County High School in Sylvester. The Georgia Teacher of the Year Award is a great award but is merely trophy to take home. Tibbetts will be working with...
by Patrick Hickey | Jun 16, 2017 | News, News 2
Governor Nathan Deal will be in Augusta Monday to officially break ground on the Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center, one of his biggest priorities of the past few years. The center, which received $50 million in state funding to get off the ground,...
by Cosby Woodruff | Jun 15, 2017 | News, News 2
One energy expert says the City of Atlanta’s mandate to use only renewable energy by 2035 is almost certain to be costly, and it may not even be practical. The mandate, approved by the city earlier this year, calls for the city to use only clean renewable...
