When the story about Hoschton Mayor Theresa Kenerly and Councilman Jim Cleveland making racist comments first broke, Georgians on both sides of the aisle called for their resignation. Several weeks later and with both still in office, the chairs of the Jackson County Republican and Democratic Parties are both helping residents file complaints urging Kenerly and Cleveland to step down from their roles in the small East Georgia town. So far the pair have stood firm, but with pressure mounting from both inside and outside voices, their ships are SINKING…
Georgia School Superintendent names 2020 Teacher of the Year
Georgia’s 2020 Teacher of the Year says she found hope in her education, and describes her own life as “the story of the impact that great Georgia educators have on students.” Late Friday, Tracey Pendley, a fourth-grade teacher at Burgess Peterson Academy in...Carr joins coalition in urging FCC to take action against robocalls
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has joined a 42-state coalition to urge the Federal Communications Commission to take action against robocalls and caller ID spoofing. “It is evident that the explosive growth of caller ID spoofing and robocalls is being...Race for GOP chair to be decided Saturday in Savannah
Delegates to the 2019 Georgia Republican Convention will gather in Savannah this weekend, and will hold a wide-open election for a new leader and a new slate of officers. Several candidates have thrown their hats in the ring to become to next State Republican Party...Race for GOP Chairman Getting Nasty on Facebook
The vote for Chairman of the State Republican Party on Saturday is dramatically heating up due to comments surrounding the federal indictment of Georgia Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck. Also a topic of debate will be the party’s finances and voter outreach....
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