Georgia was founded in January 2, 1788. For the first time in 232 years, there are seven African American women as the lead prosecutors in some of the State’s largest counties. Last night’s runoff election solidified that Dekalb, Cobb, Clayton, Douglas, Rockdale, Macon, and Fulton will all have black women as their District Attorney’s. I
Happy Run-Off Election Day! 2020 hasn’t produced too much that is super exciting to me, but Election Day is another version of Christmas for political nerds. If you need me, I’ll be sign waving and stalking poll locations to gauge turnout. Election day in Georgia: What you need to know for Tuesday ‘Everyone in the
School is back in session across Georgia, both in the classroom and in the dining room. May the odds be in your favor. It’s also Run-Off Election Day Eve in may counties! Don’t forget to vote tomorrow. Georgia school seen in viral photo temporarily closes after 9 students and staff members test positive for coronavirus
Southerners love their dogs. Georgia shows “…a smart and directed reopening is absolutely possible.” Since when does threatening teenagers get the result you want? LOLz. Sadness. Not much time left to visit this gem. Goosebumps ON FIRE, baby! Vindicated. All we need is a fainting couch, and our 2020 life will be complete. GoT creator
Good morning! Today is the first day of (virtual) school for many children in my area; their district, Marietta City Schools, announced that at least 5 staffers tested positive for COVID-19. Earlier this summer, MCS Superintendent Grand Rivera was clear that unless we have widespread testing and contact tracing in Georgia, schools could not safely
Happy Monday! A south Georgia prison was put on lockdown after 2 staff and 3 inmates were injured Polls Put Biden Ahead In Georgia And North Carolina How Georgia parents are confronting challenges of online learning Growing call to put John Lewis statue in place of Georgia Confederate leader Mississippi Power storm team departs for
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And so it begins. (Which means we’ll all have to save up our Good Old-Fashioned Hate until next year. ) Well, it’s Auburn. The stupid. It burns. Paranoid? You will be. Will we ever do a lot of things again? Well-deserved. Reindeer games. Nice convention you have there.. Ministry of Truth. Visions of biscuits dancing
Good morning! Here’s your periodic reminder that while you should wear a mask, you should not wear the kind of mask that has valves (unless you are alone, working in your dusty attic or cleaning a chicken house). They are so useless against preventing the spread of COVID-19 that even Disney has banned them. Anyway:
This week’s Courier Herald column: We’re now closer to the November election than we are to the moment when it became clear that the Covid-19 pandemic was not just an overseas problem but a domestic crisis. While there will undoubtedly be revisionist history on the government response to protect our public health and economy, a
