Month: September 2021

Morning Reads — September 30, 2021

Peaches  Trump May Have Let Slip Details Of His Election Scheme As He Attacked Georgia Governor Open Records law? Not so fast in Georgia 2 animal species found in Georgia among nearly two dozen declared extinct Supporters Pledge Hearings on Letting Buckhead Leave Atlanta Georgia’s debt burden at $3,500 per taxpayer, report finds A sign

Morning Reads for Tuesday, September 28

Good morning! Enjoy the weather. Governor Kemp announced today that he will use part of the money Georgia received from President Biden’s American Rescue Plan to fund $1000 bonuses for police, fire, and other first responders throughout Georgia. One section of the capsized remains of the once-massive Golden Ray remains in the St. Simons Sound

Weekend Reads – 9.24.2021

(Twitter) Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene yells at U.S. legislators after the U.S. House passes “The Women’s Health Protection Act.” (AJC) Former President Donald Trump believes the Republican base won’t show up to re-elect Governor Brian Kemp and a Republican challenger could defeat him if they decide to run (Fox5 Atlanta) A federal appeals court appears

Morning Reads – Thursday, September 23,2021

Peaches Sidney Powell is still peddling the narrative about Loeffler’s staffer. Georgia lawmakers hear testimony in favor of unraveling justice reforms  Georgia boy seeking top spot in USA mullet competition Biden Taps Georgia’s Representative as Dominican Republic Ambassador Georgia Agency Wasted Money Seized From Taxpayers Exchange enrollment hits record level in state Georgia is part

Morning Reads for Tuesday, September 21

Good morning! I’m back. The “test-to-stay” protocol that is successfully used in Marietta City Schools may be a model for school systems throughout the United States. A 20-foot-tall bronze statue of Chief Tomochichi, the Yamacraw chief who granted James Oglethorpe permission to settle and found what is now the city of Savannah, was placed in