The University of Georgia confirmed that at least one of those injured in yesterday’s radical Islamist terrorist attack in New Orleans was a student at the Athens school. UGA President Jere Morehead noted in a post to the university’s X account that the student was critically injured and is receiving medical treatment. The student was among countless Georgians who arrived and are still in New Orleans to watch UGA play football in the Sugar Bowl. Morehead called on Georgians and all Americans to keep that student and others who were injured in their thoughts and prayers, a sentiment that today is no doubt RISING…
Stockbridge City Council votes to oust mayor
The Stockbridge City Council voted Saturday to remove 23-year-old Mayor Jayden Williams from office, citing allegations of unauthorized spending on city cards, impeding investigations, and engaging in sexual misconduct with a high school student he “mentored.” Williams can appeal the decision to the Henry County Superior Court, but it seems assured that his political career is SINKING…
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