Peaches Georgia may have executed an innocent man last night. The AJC says their poll shows Trump has an uphill battle in Georgia. Ga election officials investigate prominent critics. Parents upset they can’t learn vaccination rates at their children’s schools. How fear, politics forged Georgia’s punitive juvenile laws A look inside the first school district
Peaches Hoschton just loves being in the news. Congressman Hank Johnson speaks on DACA. A case from a few years ago has a surprising additional charge. We’re still having the conversation about fees to read the Georgia code. But, what about the children? Political Rewind with Speaker David Ralston. Jimmy Carter Jeff Sessions is hell
Happy Halloween! — Some 51% of Americans want offensive costumes to be punished. — And Georgia’s First Lady wants you to avoid this costume. Peaches Judge halts Georgia Sheriff’s sign placement on sex offender property. And, of course, a little national coverage on the purging of voter rolls. New life for the rural transit bill? Water
Peaches Butts County Sheriff draws lawsuit over sex offender yard signs. It’s going to be an all female panel for the Democratic debate Rural Broadband is the problem and Georgia is mapping it. …And other matters Kemp is looking to for rural Georgia. A chicken bigger than the big chicken. Perdue facing calls to distance
Did you know that on this date in 1978, President Carter signed a bill that restored full U.S. citizenship rights to Confederate President Jefferson Davis. Peaches GA Department of Revenue official being sued by Chrisleys. Death threats led to change of heart on transgender bathroom decision. AMS President pushes for legalized gambling in Georgia. The
Peaches Ralph Reed: “Render to God & Trump” Request to stop opioid lawsuit denied. Taking heat for moving voting precinct to police station. Savannah Council considers cracking down on fun. You probably forgot this jury still doesn’t have a verdict. …And this is just for smile’s sake. Jimmy Carter Here’s an example of why the
On this date in 1922, Rebecca L. Felton became the first female to hold office of U.S. Senator. She was appointed by Governor Thomas W. Hardwick of Georgia to fill a vacancy. Timely…isn’t it? Peaches Deputy sues over lacking transgender insurance coverage. Georgia’s Dignity Act takes effect. Gay student support group met with opposition. Atlanta’s
Are you in the mood for a brief reprieve from the impeachment news? You’ve come to the right place…mostly. Peaches This week’s edition of “Any fool could have told you this was coming…” Justice David Nahmias’ opinion in a murder case is on point. Cutting salaries to increase aid. Where should SPLOST go? The 40
Peaches What is the deal with clerks? #AnotherOneBitesTheDust But also the judge and the Dragon Con guy…. School district maneuvers workaround on school prayer. More leeway for nurse practitioners is a talking point once again. Some Georgia hospitals subject to new regulations despite incomplete regulations. Officials disciplined at Georgia VA facility with all the negative
Some interesting tidbits of history from September 12ths before this one: The Episcopal Church removed the word “Obey” from the bride’s section of wedding vow on this date in 1922 and in 1964, the carving of Stone Mountain began again. For the 3rd time. Peaches Let’s give citizen drawings of legislative districts a try. Jon
