Opinion: Good government in Marietta, Georgia

  Before being recruited to become Marietta’s police chief in 2007, I had worked my way up from the trenches and served in leadership positions in two county governments and one city government. Along the way, I attained graduate and bachelors’ degrees as well as...

Hurricane Aftermath; the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

  In the immediate aftermath of a devastating hurricane, many Georgians and those in other states are finding it difficult to navigate through blocked roads, tangled debris and flooding. And, in some Georgia areas, traffic signs and signals are still missing that...

Scams Against the Elderly – Where Does the Money Go?

No one knows why Georgia ranks among the top ten states targeted by organized professional scam operators, but we do know that scamming senior citizens out of their life savings remains a lucrative illegal cash business in Georgia. With a few new twists, scammers...

Georgia responds to ‘soft-on-crime’ policies

  In 2020 political activists promoted “open borders” and “catch and release” policies at the national level. They were the first of several deceptive soft-on-crime policies which were quickly extended to state and local criminal justice systems. The new local...

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