Peaches Whistleblower sparks investigation into Georgia film tax credits Deal partners with local law enforcement for new phone app Cityhood of Eagles Landing could hurt Georgia’s bond rating Georgia school district to allow teachers to carry guns What Georgia’s opportunity zones could do for small business Congratulations, Georgia New York Post coverage on white supremecist
Secretary of State Brian Kemp has announced his list of appointees for the newly created SAFE Commission on Georgia’s voting system. The acronym ‘SAFE’ stands for Secure, Accessible & Fair Elections. The Commission is charged with conducting ‘thorough discussions on all options – including the feasibility of using all hand-marked paper ballots to all electronic machines with
On this date in 1982, the U.S. announced a ban on U.S. tourist and business travel to Cuba. The U.S. charged the Cuban government with subversion in Central America. The irony of it all is that the states, including Georgia, continued doing business with Cuba while private individuals were barred. Peaches Authorities say SWGA DA
The National Rifle Association, in a move that has further reduced their legitimacy and shown their allegience to compromise, has endorsed current Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle in the Republican Primary race for Georgia’s next Governor. Apparently, the NRA does not remember much of what has happened over the last several years. First, let’s take a
On this date in 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt died in Warm Spring, GA. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 63. Harry S Truman became president. Breathe a sigh of relief. Peaches Former Dade County Sheriff pleads guilty to charges Feds blame GDOT, in part, for bridge collapse Georgia city rescinds Confederate History
Note: Reads didn’t post due to a technical issue this morning. Apologies for them being late. -CBH On this date in 1792, President George Washington cast the first presidential veto. The measure was for apportioning representatives among the states. Peaches Georgia and Confederate History month. And a lesson in history Obamacare dips in Georgia Georgia’s new version
It’s Sine Die! I’m not sure if we should be thankful it’s about over or terrified it’s at the point where it’s “about over.” Peaches The mess that Georgia made out of distracted driving Just one more on the late Governor Zell Miller Georgian makes way to Trump legal defense team PSC Commissioner under fire
On this date in 1946, the first U.S. built rocket to leave the earth’s atmosphere reached a height of 50-miles. Georgia Make satire Facebook pages great again. Cobb County cracking the whip on student walkout participants Ex-Hawks employee claims discrimination against whites Study: Horseracing would bring in billions for Georgia Alzheimer’s deaths on the rise in Georgia
Georgia lawmakers will vote on a resolution Wednesday that would declare pornography a public health crisis in the Peach State, if passed by the body. House Resolution 447, sponsored by Representatives Paulette Rakestraw, Dominic LaRiccia, Jan Jones, Scott Hilton, Jason Spencer, and Joyce Chandler, says pornography that “harms beyond the capability of the individual to address
On this date in 1968, the US mint halted the practice of buying and selling gold. Peaches Survey: Georgia teachers don’t want to carry guns The race for the most tax breaks may help rural Georgia after all Abrams getting some bad press on finances Cobb County makes national news over walkouts Converting Beltline properties
