Georgia Ports Authority Outlines Plans To Resume Shipping Activities

With much of traffic still blocked east of I-95, the Georgia Ports authority is preparing to restore service within the ports. Reading between the lines, it appears container service at the Port of Savannah’s Garden City Terminal will resume most quickly. Meanwhile, it will be tomorrow before activity at Brunswick’s facilities can be evaluated by

Georgia College Republicans Chairman Disavows Donald Trump

Georgia Association of College Republicans Chairman Brennan Mancil is apparently the first member of the Georgia Republican Party Executive Committee to publicly state that he will not support Donald Trump as the party’s presidential nominee. Mancil’s disavowal of Trump came after a video surfaced in which the candidate described in graphic terms an attempt to

Hurricane Matthew – Not Done Yet

It’s early Saturday morning, and at the moment it looks like we dodged a bullet. In most senses of the word, that is a true statement. While the storm is still a threat to the Carolinas and additional flooding rains will be an issue, the monster storm that was a Category 4 never made US

Cobb County Superintendent Cares More About Football than Decorum, Students’ First Amendment Rights

Chris Ragsdale was blunt with what will happen if Cobb County students exercise their peaceful First Amendment Rights by protesting before football games. “Their asses would be benched,” the school superintendent was quoted as saying by The AJC.  Ain’t nuthin sacred anymore? Kids wantin’ to voice their opinions during our Friday night traditions? What’s most upsetting about

In an Effort to Limit Reach of the Johnson Amendment, Reps. Hice and Scalise Introduce the Free Speech Fairness Act

One of Donald Trump’s campaign promises made to attract the support of evangelical Christians is to bring about an appeal of the so-called Johnson Amendment. What is known as the amendment is actually a portion of the IRS code enacted with the support of Senator Lyndon Johnson that prohibits 501-C3 nonprofit charitable institutions, including churches,

A Truly Great Debate at UGA

Last night, UGA’s College Republicans and Young Democrats faced off in the annual rendition of The Great Debate, an event where each organization argues its party’s platform in front of a student audience. I was dispatched to cover it and must say that if we are to judge these debates by their entertainment value, I

Morning Reads for Friday, October 7, 2016

Head for the hills! “Tailback” means something different here in the South. But thanks for noticing us in our hour of need. How will we know where to turn? Local shelter eyed for evaporation. License plates scanned at gun shows. No corruption here. Pass the popcorn. And more popcorn. Of course, there was a plant.