Georgians got some good news this week when U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced the agency is planning to invest $486.7 million through the Electric Infrastructure Loan Program to boost the state’s electricity grid in rural communities. Tucker-based electric membership cooperative Oglethorpe Power is taking advantage of the program, with plans to use the loan funds for upgrades at 14 sites it owns or co-owns across the state. RISING…
Norwood endorses Jackson
Atlanta City Councilwoman Mary Norwood has given her endorsement to Republican candidate for governor Rick Jackson, a move that’s not necessarily surprising, but is notable. Norwood lost a runoff for Atlanta mayor to Keisha Lance Bottoms back in 2017 by only 800 votes, showing her popularity in Atlanta, particularly up in Buckhead where there’s a large swathe of GOP and independent voters. Jackson would love to cut into the Atlanta vote, and if Norwood supporters help him do so, his odds of a November win are RISING…
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