Successful year for Georgia CFB teams

The University of Georgia Bulldogs capped off a successful season on the gridiron over the weekend with a dominant victory over Florida State.  It was a good  year in general for the state’s college football squads, as Georgia Tech continued its rebuild under...

Judge approves new legislative maps

Many politicos and outside observers expected U.S. District Judge Steve Jones to throw out Georgia’s newly redistricted maps, but on Thursday he upheld them, saying they “fully complied” with his mandate to draw more majority-Black districts.  The...

Cobb, Gwinnett ponder BRT

Cobb and Gwinnett Counties outside Atlanta will have a busy ballot next year.  Each will likely ask residents to vote on a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) to fund Bus Rapid Transit, an option that supporters say could offer the benefits of rail service...

Senate refuses to confirm Smyre

Legendary former Georgia state Rep. Calvin Smyre has had his ambassadorship nomination to the Bahamas rejected by the U.S. Senate once again, returning it to President Joe Biden.  This is the second time the Senate has failed to confirm the nomination after first...

Atlanta attorney convicted of PPP fraud

Atlanta attorney and former APD officer Shelitha Robertson was convicted last week on federal charges of fraudulently receiving over $7 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds.  Robinson exaggerated the number of employees and monthly payroll at four small...

Innovative solution for helping the homeless

City of Atlanta officials have found an innovative way to help house homeless Atlantans this holiday season – using refurbished shipping containers to create rapid-affordable housing in downtown.  The containers were donated by the Georgia Emergency Management...

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