Happy Monday! Today is Purple Heart Day. State UGA is not pure. Meet the rural attorney who is now the Georgia House’s top Democrat. Remembering Floyd Hoard. Atlanta could get its own Union Station. It’s gonna be hot. National The secret to happiness is helping others. Trump’s inner circle of people you didn’t know existed.
Congressman Doug Collins (R-GA-09) was on CBS This Morning earlier in the week to discuss the lack of access for rural areas and the legislation (Gigabit Opportunity Act) he has introduced to address it. You can check out the video here: “Rural Internet access” probably invokes the thought of the farmer who can’t get high-speed
Today, members of the Georgia Republican Party State Committee gathered in Warner Robbins to make a few decisions. Some of those decisions involved resolutions that were left upon the table from the state convention earlier this year. This was also the first meeting of the state committee where new GAGOP Chairman John Watson took the
Governor Nathan Deal has made two judicial appointments today. From a press release: Gov. Nathan Deal today announced the appointments of Jeffery O. Monroe to a State Court judgeship within Bibb County and Margaret L. Spencer to a State Court judgeship within Clayton County. The vacancy within the State Court of Bibb County was created
The following was presented to the Editors of GeorgiaPol by Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle’s campaign. It is presented in its entirety without any modification. Lt. Gov. Cagle is a candidate for Governor of Georgia, so this Op-Ed should be considered as a campaign piece. The publication of this Op-Ed is not an endorsement of Cagle’s
Shaquille O’Neal is planning a run for Henry County Sheriff in 2020. That’s according to a report by the Washington Post on Thursday. The Hall of Famer told the publication he’s interested in a career in law enforcement and planning to make a bid, but he’s actually been dropping hints since May. He told The Washington Post:
Soon a rocket’s last stop before space could be Camden County. On Thursday, the first launch in some 50 years of a rocket from the Camden Spaceport went off without a hitch. Vector, the company that launched the rocket and bills itself as a “micro satelite launch company”, said in a press release: “[T]he
The First 48 to film in Gwinnett, featuring the GCPD. World’s most popular Airbnb is in some Atlanta guy’s backyard. Really. Fayette County plays well with others. At least, where water is concerned. It’s a trap! Fire-sale 747’s to become the next Air Force Ones. But we wanted to know the grandchildren’s names! WH press
Top tips: Don’t just tweet Be coherent Hit three targets with one shot Come at your enemies correct Those are the big takeaways from Mayor Reed’s masterclass in elected official whining fighting with the media, following Maria Saporta’s latest column. Unwilling to be content with hating on Saporta, Reed had to ensure Cathy Woolard and
Kenyette Barnes and I were talking across my dinner table about the enduring, evolving icky horror of R. Kelly a couple of weeks ago, as her young son wrestled with a video game in the next room. She was wondering if she could raise the necessary bail money to stage a barn-burning protest of his upcoming
