Month: February 2019

Morning Reads for Tuesday, February 5

Good morning. Again: New Orleans will never get over it. (Nor should they.) Stacey Abrams, who is about as unflappable a politician as ever lived, will deliver the rebuttal to Trump’s SOTU address tonight. Here are the top 10 public and private schools in Georgia. Chatham County split with Savannah – and crime in that

Georgia’s Television Taxes Need Updating

This week’s Courier Herald column: When it comes to my television watching habits, I’m still a bit old school.  I’ve yet to “cut the cord”.  My television signal comes to me over traditional cable.  Except it’s not, really. It’s actually a service that piggybacks off of my broadband internet system.  It’s relatively new technology available

Michael Welsh Announces For GAGOP Secretary

As current Secretary of the Georgia Republican Party Kirk Shook vacates his post to take a position in Governor Brian Kemp’s administration as Director of the Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission, an announcement comes from former 12th District Chairman Mike Welsh on his intent to become the next secretary of the GAGOP. From his Facebook

Gov. Kemp Announces Three New Directors

Gov. Brian Kemp has announced that Vic Reynolds will be taking over as Director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI), Allen Poole as Director of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, and Kirk Shook as Director of the Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission. From a press release: Vic Reynolds – Director, Georgia Bureau of Investigation

Morning Reads for Friday, February 1, 2019

Those low flying helicopters you’re hearing over downtown?  They are checking for radiation.  The question is – Would Jessica wear it?   In search of the perfect tool every Southern kitchen needs. Funny how that happens. The old new Overlords. Debate police. Ice planet Hoth The polar vortex explained.   (Seriously – prayers for our neighbors up North.)