Yeah, I went with a week this time, but I’m a librarian – and it’s my birthday – so I get to bend the rules this morning, right? In a normal year, well-known and upcoming folks involved in children’s literature make it a point to celebrate Children’s Authors and Illustrators Week by visiting schools and
A new adjournment resolution has came out of the Georgia General Assembly today through Legislative Day 25. Crossover Day, the day that’s usually “make it or break it” if a bill is going to make it to the Governor’s desk this legislative session, has not been set nor has Sine Die. You can see the
Good morning! Today is Day 14 of the 2021 Legislative Session. Details on how 80,000 middle Georgian homes will – finally – have access to broadband internet. The Brunswick News has an excellent series on what climate change means for Georgia’s coast. iKia hopes diminished in West Point. More on additional funding in the Georgia
Update: The episode is live now. Give it a listen. Governor Kemp’s interview starts at about 48 minutes. (Strong language warning, so maybe don’t listen in the car with the kiddos.) We noticed that Georgia Governor Brian Kemp will be on the Ruthless Podcast (dropping Tuesday) talking about Georgia elections. (via @ComfortablySmug over on Twitter)
A headline from Reuters has flashed across earlier today saying that the Georgia Secretary of State’s office will be launching an investigation of former President Donald Trump and efforts to overturn the election results in Georgia: “The Secretary of State’s office investigates complaints it receives,” said Walter Jones, a spokesman for the Secretary of State’s
I just had to google who won the Super Bowl. So, that tells you how invested I was in that. For anyone else who only watched the latter part of the 3rd quarter and two minutes of the 4th quarter IN SPANISH (“quarterback” and “Tom Brady” have no Spanish translation, FYI…), Tampa Bay won. Also,
A decision is finally expected on February 10 in the International Trade Commission (ITC) case between electric vehicle battery producers LG Chem and SK Innovation. This decision will have a direct impact upon Georgia because of SKI’s investment in the state and the potential state and federal political ramifications for both Republicans and Democrats. President Joe
Finally. Spring training begins February 17. Bills to watch this session. Now’s the time to quit smoking. Seriously. They are still counting votes in a NY congressional race. Jeff Bezos has all the dollars now, so he’s quitting. Or is he? Jeff Zucker looking for new network to ruin. Florida’s governor has the right idea.
On this date in 1789, Electors unanimously chose George Washington to be the first president of the United States. And it’s been down hill ever since. Peaches Poor Lin Wood won’t give himself a break. Hands-free loophole needs a loophole. A proposal for a rape kit registry. And proposed changes to the selection of Georgia
Happy National Signing Day, everyone! I’ll be cheering on all the new Dawgs and Heels, naturally. Which teams are you watching? It’s also National Women Physicians Day, and this year it’s rather more special than normal, as today would be Elizabeth Blackwell’s 200th birthday. National Women Physicians Day is on February 3rd in honor of
