Month: March 2022

Morning Reads – Thursday, March 10, 2022

Peaches The end of the City of Port Wentworth?  Voters reject SpacePort Camden  Don’t say gay’ in Georgia  Changes to Georgia’s hands-free law? Georgia Senate says NO Confederate statue fight heads to Cordele Well, would you take a look at that: limits on development authorities  “It wasn’t fair, it wasn’t right.”  Doubtful that the Pokémon

Morning Reads for Tuesday, March 8

Good morning! Today is the second day of qualifying to run for elected office. Here’s a recap of Day 1. A House committee approved legislation that will cut state income taxes by $1 billion. MTG got herself in (yet another) Twitter fight where she was (yet again) proven wrong. A bipartisan bill that would formalize

Morning Reads for Friday, March 4, 2022

UGA golfer wins first PGA tournament. Why the potholes will never get fixed. Hugh Acheson is helping feed fleeing Ukrainians in Romania. There still a few good people left in the world. Glass houses. Very bad news. Or something. Well-deserved. Because, after all, he is the father of us all. “Now I’m going to show

Morning Reads – Thursday, March 3, 2022

Peaches  Grisly experiment at south Georgia swamp leads to “monster” discovery Today a judge will hear another challenge to SpacePort Camden  Perdue says 4 Republicans “let us down.” Inching forward on horse racing  An endorsement for Herschel What MTG’s district says about her outburst Overhauling the process to pay the wrongfully convicted  Changes at Six

Morning Reads for Tuesday, March 1

Take a moment to learn about the traditions and the magnificent costumes of the Mardi Gras Indians. (And yes, Mardi Gras 2014 was absolutely miserable.) Meanwhile, if you’re not in New Orleans, the great world continues to spin. A whole lot of Atlanta drivers just had a chill run down their spine. It will be