Coweta Co. state House race now has four candidates
There will be now be four names on the Sept. 3 ballot when voters in Coweta County’s state House District 71 vote to fill the unexpired term of David Stover, who resigned following a bizarre incident where he was accused of being chronically absent from his district and instead living full time in England.
read moreNew Mercatus study shows extent of Georgia regulations
Looking for your next good reads? If you are into the law and don’t mind something that can be a little dry, perhaps the US Code of Federal Regulations could be a good option. It would take a mere three years to read the entire approximately 104 million word code.
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Reflections on the End of the Henson Era
It was a sign of the political times this week when the only white male Democrat in the chamber, state Sen. Steve Henson of DeKalb County, announced he would not seek re-election in 2020.
read moreComputer Museum to be unveiled by Roswell couple, NASA Astronaut
Lonnie Mimms is CEO of Mimms Enterprises, a successful real estate acquisition, construction, leasing, and property management firm.
read moreCould a Far-Left Democrat Defeat Perdue in 2020?
When Democrat Mayor Ted Terry of Clarkston yesterday announced his 2020 candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat held by incumbent David Perdue, R-Ga., it sparked worries among some prominent Democrats that he is too far-left to be electable.
read moreBee decline spells more trouble for Georgia farmers
Thanks to a devastating string of hurricanes and late-season freezes, the past few years have been very difficult on Georgia farmers. As legislators scramble to their aid, another looming problem promises even more difficulties – honey bee deaths.
read moreMasters rental tax bills stirring opposition
Two bills that will be carried over to the 2020 General Assembly have various renters across the state up in arms, but resistance is especially strong at the home of the famed Masters golf tournament: Augusta.
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The impact of Robins Air Force Base on Middle Georgia
Georgia’s military bases are far more important to their communities than most know. Robins Air Force Base outside of Macon is no exception, serving not only in its military capacity but also as one of the biggest economic drivers in the region. It is the single largest industrial complex in Georgia, employing a workforce of over 25,584 civilian, contractor, and military members.
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Census should ask about citizenship – but Supreme Court fails to resolve issue
The Supreme Court’s fractured and fragmented decision on whether the Commerce Department can reinstate a citizenship question as part of the 2020 census was a partial victory and a partial loss for the Trump administration.
Atlanta Hospitality Community Connects and Changes Lives!
In 2010 Sonya Renee Howell unexpectedly found herself and her young children homeless and in need of some help. She first turned to her church who got her off of the street and into a hotel for a short time while she started to piece together a plan to get back into a stable situation.
Georgia Needs Creative Solutions to Combat the Opioid Crisis
Over 400,000 Americans have died from opioid abuse, be it heroin or synthetic prescriptions, since 1999. To put this death toll into perspective, roughly the same number of Americans perished in World War II.
