This week’s Courier Herald column: Happy New Year. It’s the annual time we take stock in what we’ve done, what we say we’re going to do, and generally finish up the holiday season while really just hoping work goes easy on us for the first week of January. It’s a time to look back. Last
2021 has been a difficult year for many of us. So many things to say, but will anyone listen? Music, scripture, writing, and reading other’s good writing have always soothed my soul. Your milage may vary. One of my favorites is Gerard, proprietor of American Digest. Following him for years, I’ve read the adventures of
Good morning-ish! I’m on break, so it was a bit of a surprise that today is Wednesday. I really had no idea what day it was, which is the proper way to celebrate the last week of the year. However, our observance of the day is Tick Tock Day (not to be confused with TikTok,
This week’s Courier Herald column: We lost a great leader this week. Johnny Isakson was the kind of person that made you proud to be a Georgian. Senator Isakson said what he meant and meant what he said. He did so with a smile and humility. He was a man who accomplished much in his
Peaches After FAA license approval, SpacePort Camden hits big snag List of Georgia laws that will take effect in the new year Inside the transition of power in Atlanta City Hall Exclusive Report on what we already suspected about the “pressure” from Trump Lincoln County making national headlines Apparently this is surprising to some. Georgia
This week’s Courier Herald column: And just like that, it’s Christmas time again. The 2021 calendar is on its last page. A new year beckons in a couple of weeks. In the interim, we have a last mad scramble to navigate supply chain shortages to get presents under the tree and traditional holiday foods on
From the Speaker of the House David Ralston’s office: “We are proud to welcome Rivian to Georgia! With an investment of $5 billion and the creation of some 7,500 jobs, this announcement reminds the world that Georgia remains the best state in the nation for business. In the General Assembly, we will continue to prioritize
Peaches Georgia Supreme Court says businesses can only boot cars in areas with ordinances More Georgia Secretary of State’s office officials interviewed by Jan. 6 committee …and then. Georgia Southern puts a price tag on digital textbooks. Georgia State Researchers Discover How Crowds Can Make Bridges Wobble and Sway How rural health care ‘limps along’
Well, hello to you all, and a very happy Bill of Rights Day! Here’s the proclamation from President Joe Biden recognizing the importance of the Bill of Rights. Also, you have 9 shopping days until Christmas. Godspeed. Let’s get to the news! Pat Conroy The still-dysfunctional rental aid distribution in Georgia has some families worrying
