by Patrick Hickey | Sep 22, 2021 | News, News 2
White House officials announced last week that Georgia will be taking in a total of 1,069 Afghan refugees escaping from the Taliban takeover of their home country. Gov. Brian Kemp’s office has confirmed that number, and while state officials have pledged...
by Patrick Hickey | Aug 31, 2021 | News, News 2
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution isn’t on its way, it’s already here – Georgia already has more than 30,000 EVs on the streets, serviced by 930 public charging stations, with many more on the way. By 2030 it is expected there will be over...
by Patrick Hickey | Aug 17, 2021 | News, News 2
While there aren’t any big statewide races on the ballot in 2021 (just wait until next year), there are still November elections quickly approaching. Mayoral races, school board seats, SPLOSTS and more are all on the table, depending on where you vote. And a...
by Patrick Hickey | Aug 12, 2021 | News, News 2
Coal ash – namely how to dispose of it – has been a major issue facing power companies and their regulators in recent years. Coal ash ponds were once the primary means of disposal, but they have fallen out of favor because of the risk of spilling...
by Patrick Hickey | Jul 7, 2021 | James Magazine
As controversy has swirled around Augusta Mayor Hardie Davis and his office’s use of city credit cards and discretionary funding, there is no question that he will be replaced in May of 2022. That’s because Davis is term-limited, having first won...
