Echols addresses issues ranging from solar power to nuclear energy
Tim Echols is the vice chairman of the Public Service Commission and has served since 2011. As commissioner, his primary job is energy regulation, and during his tenure Georgia has gone from the 34th ranked state in solar power to now a top 10 state.
read moreGeorgia Rep. Bourdeaux Introduces Bill to Expand Healthcare Coverage
Georgia Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux (GA-07) introduced legislation recently that she says will expand access to healthcare coverage for over four million low-income Americans, including many Georgians.
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Echols addresses issues ranging from solar power to nuclear energy
Tim Echols is the vice chairman of the Public Service Commission and has served since 2011. As commissioner, his primary job is energy regulation, and during his tenure Georgia has gone from the 34th ranked state in solar power to now a top 10 state.
read moreGeorgia Rep. Bourdeaux Introduces Bill to Expand Healthcare Coverage
Georgia Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux (GA-07) introduced legislation recently that she says will expand access to healthcare coverage for over four million low-income Americans, including many Georgians.
read moreState to receive over $4B in education funding
The latest appropriation of federal stimulus funds for education will be used in Georgia public schools to address lost learning opportunities, remove barriers to learning, and personalize supports for students, schools, and educators, according to a plan adopted by the U.S. Department of Education late last week.
read moreState sets new record for film spending
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, filming rolled along at quite a clip in fiscal year 2021. Movies like Goonies and the new Spider-Man, and shows like Ozark and Walking Dead have added up to quite the tally.
read moreStatewide initiative positions Georgia as a leader in electric mobility industry
In recent months, Georgia has continued to attract a number of international investments in the electric mobility industry.
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Watch the July 25th Ga. Gang here!
Debating the rising violent crime in Georgia and Atlanta opens the July 25 show, with Claire Simms guest hosting. The panel analyzes a state House crime hearing, House Speaker David Ralston’s anti-crime funding proposals and Gov. Brian Kemp asking the special legislative fall session to address crime (especially regarding Atlanta).
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Don’t use the name of the psychopath Olympic bomber
As we near the 25th anniversary of the Olympic Park bombing, I ask that we consider not using the name of the terrorist who detonated the explosion on July 27, 1996 that killed 2 and wounded 111. No recognition should be given to the criminal who went on to commit more bombings in Atlanta, and another murder in Birmingham, Alabama.
Reflecting on memories of Centennial Olympics
The metal tube, with its intricate engravings and wooden handle, is numbered 128. From time to time, I touch it. But when I pick up the 31.5-inch-long piece of memorabilia, my mind rewinds to the summer of 1996.
Supreme Court VRA Ruling Could Impact Georgia
On July 1, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision in a highly anticipated voting rights case, Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee, on appeal from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
