The Georgia Secretary of State’s Office issued a press release early Monday morning calling on the American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia to provide the data to substantiate a lofty claim about voter registration cancellation. The demand follows a 2019 claim by the ACLU and a more recent published report in which the organization said
Northwest Georgia is heavily Republican, so it’s easy to forget there is a Democrat that’s running against Marjorie Greene to replace Congressman Tom Graves in GA-14. Kevin Van Ausdal was the Democratic nominee for the 14th until today when he released a message indicating that he was withdrawing from the race due to “family and
From Congressman Graves’ office: Ranger, G.A. – This evening Rep. Tom Graves (R-GA-14) released the following statement: “With the House planning to wrap up the People’s business and the final report from the Modernization Committee set to be filed in the next few weeks, I intend to step down from Congress and begin the next chapter of
Never forget. Never forget. Never forget. The apple insanity has commenced. Can’t wait to see the pictures! Live not by lies. The Social Dilemma. Big Brother gets into the font business. Coming soon, to a city near you. If Facebook is interested, I can give them a list. Reality has been cancelled. Questionable reality. Again.
Happy Thursday! Surely some don’t want it even mentioned, but it was on this date in 1794 that America’s first non-denominational college was chartered. Blount College later became… the University of Tennessee. It’s also ‘National TV Dinner Day,’ though that seems more disappointing than the chartering of UT. Here are the headlines for today: Peaches Another
Happy Wednesday! Good news, everyone: My tenure & promotion portfolio is due Monday, so this is the last Morning Reads edition I’ll make you wait until late in the morning for in the foreseeable future. Again, apologies for my lateness. It’s International Sudoku Day according to my dad, who loves sudoku, so I’m making sure
This week’s Courier Herald column: It is important to always strive to do the right thing. When government is involved, it’s even more important to do the right things the right way. Last week the Centers For Disease Control issued a nationwide moratorium on evictions due to the Coronavirus pandemic. It differs from a now
Good morning! Early Tuesdays in September are typically a time for beginnings: the weather teases us with that first whiff of cooler temperatures, the school year has kicked in, fall sports are in full swing, political campaigns are in high gear. At least, that’s usually how it is. This is the Year of Our Lord
Happy Labor Day, y’all! Global pandemic or not, Americans are loath to ignore a holiday weekend of any kind or the opportunity to grill out and drink a few cold beverages. Y’all social distance, mask up if you can’t, and wash those hands! Georgia tourist economy expected to recover in 2021, experts say Georgia arts
Georgia Top State for Business again. Mandated year-end testing still mandated. Cut and blow dry for me, but not for thee. But how we know if they haz the smartz? A vaccine. So soon? No. Just no. We need a Picard Facepalm. NCAA furloughing its entire staff at beginning of the college football season.
