Month: February 2022

Morning Reads – Thursday, February 24, 2022

Peaches  A ‘deceitful’ attack by school voucher group backfires in Georgia Georgia lawmakers discuss new penalties for DUI offenders Bill aims to speed up Georgia marshland ownership confirmation Rivian faces local opposition to plant in Georgia Georgia election official on Trump’s enemies list takes his case to MAGA media Jimmy Carter  From 1/15/22 — The

Morning Reads for Tuesday, February 22

Good morning! If you say you are from Atlanta, are you sure about that? Jury deliberations are underway in the federal hate crimes trial of the three men convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arberry. Yesterday would have been John Lewis’ 82nd birthday, and on that day the John and Lillian Miles Lewis Foundation was announced with

Morning Reads for Friday, February 18, 2022

New phrase for our foundational belief, “If you don’t like the weather here in Georgia, wait 15 minutes.” Backwards Spring. When will the Braves Championship trophy be in your neighborhood? What’s filming in Georgia… Like a bad boyfriend, nothing but empty promises. Old ruins are fascinating. The WaPo continues its never-ending quest for the Poster

Morning Reads for Friday, February 11, 2022

The wonderful story of Chubbtown. Hopefully tours will be available shortly. Time to run away. New tech for very, very, very old scrolls. One of many reasons why housing costs are so high. Savage. (Laughing so hard I can’t breath.) Trip of a lifetime. Well done, Good Lady. No, there won’t always be time. Hug

Morning Reads – Thursday, February 10, 2022

Peaches It’s ‘anti-racism and social justice’ for the legislature And gangs and violence. Kemp plans to introduce bill giving parents final say on masks in schools 3G shutdown means many Georgia drivers lose car safety features this month “’Completely off the rails’: Trump’s latest endorsement roils Georgia’s GOP” Study suggest domestic violence against men in