by IAG Staff | Mar 14, 2014 | Floating Boats
The GOP-dominated General assembly at times this year has let ideology get the best of pragmatism. Note certain legislation on guns, education, driving privileges and more. That makes it even more laudable that legislation to make medical marijuana legal for certain...
by IAG Staff | Mar 13, 2014 | News
An InsiderAdvantage survey of 486 voters in Georgia has Governor Nathan Deal trailing Democrat Jason Carter in the race for governor, with Carter at 41% and Deal at 38%. The survey’s margin of error is 4.3%, which means the two are statistically tied in the poll. This...
by IAG Staff | Feb 12, 2014 | News
As Georgia state and local government continues to respond with speed and agility, word comes that the true brunt of the combination ice storm/winter storm has yet to be seen. A new round of ice/sleet is entering metro-Atlanta and will be headed east. Behind it the...
by IAG Staff | Jan 29, 2014 | News
January 29, 2014 @ 8:09 PM More trouble looms in the wake of Tuesday’s winter storm in greater Atlanta and beyond: A shortage of gasoline at retail pumps. Already many gasoline outlets are dry after a rush on fuel Tuesday afternoon, and gridlocked roads are preventing...
by IAG Staff | Jan 20, 2014 | News
It’s been nearly a year since Saxby Chambliss, the senior U.S. Senator from Georgia, announced that he won’t seek another six-year term in 2014. Although The Republicans will be favored to keep Chambliss’s seat, things could get interesting before it’s over. The best...
