October 31, 2019 6:18 AM
Morning Reads – Thursday, October 31, 2019
Happy Halloween!
— Some 51% of Americans want offensive costumes to be punished.
— And Georgia’s First Lady wants you to avoid this costume.
Peaches
- Judge halts Georgia Sheriff’s sign placement on sex offender property.
- And, of course, a little national coverage on the purging of voter rolls.
- New life for the rural transit bill?
- Water Wars head back to court…in New Mexico.
- Georgia’s rate of uninsured children is on the rise
- A cost of living spike.
- City v. County dispute tops $800,000 in legal bills.
Jimmy Carter
- Do we need to ban internet for voting machines?
- Meme-worthy for the President.
- Police dispatch software company sued…
- Formerly incarcerated people host town hall, only 3 candidates show up.
- And a thorough political candidate voter guide.
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How many World Series did Obama win? Asking for a friend.
Watkinsville gets the first full-scale processing and manufacturing center for hemp in Georgia.
Industrial hemp manufacturer GA Xtracts plans to employ 250 people by the fourth quarter of 2020 and 500 people by 2021. That’s a lot of people anywhere and a very big number for Watkinsville.
No word where they plan to get their raw hemp but under-utilized fields in Oconee County is a good guess.
http://www.oconeeenterprise.com/news/article_27194734-fb1c-11e9-81e2-7fee33a68da6.html
https://www.gaxtracts.com/