by JMO Staff | Apr 19, 2026 | James Magazine
The status of the Democrat and Republican gubernatorial primaries is the opening hot topic for the April 19th show. Panelists then agree that the status of Georgia’s voting system & QR code elimination is up in the air and speculate on what happens next....
by Ty Tagami | Apr 16, 2026 | James Magazine
Tuition will rise 1% for Georgia students attending one of the state’s public colleges or universities, the state Board of Regents decided Tuesday. The regents also increased tuition 3% for out-of-state students attending one of the University System of Georgia...
by Ty Tagami | Apr 15, 2026 | James Magazine
A Georgia Democrat aiming to win the primary race for governor fired a broadside against a competitor Monday because of his previous support for a ban on abortion, one of the most contentions topics of the era and a galvanizing issue for many female voters....
by Ty Tagami | Apr 14, 2026 | James Magazine
Georgia lawmakers went home in a flurry of ripped paper, as is the custom at the end of the 40-day legislative session. The shreds floating through the House and Senate included some of the 2,241 bills introduced during the biennial assembly that started last...
by JMO Staff | Apr 13, 2026 | James Magazine
Debate over the 12-point win by Republican Clay Fuller in the 14th Congressional District special runoff election opens the April 12th show. Focus then turns to the GOP gubernatorial primary and new TV ads by candidates Chris Carr and Brad Raffensperger. The...
by Baker Owens | Apr 9, 2026 | James Magazine
In partnership with the Technical College System of Georgia, the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) has announced a $200,000 grant from Google for the Pathways to the Digital Economy (PADE) initiative. The PADE program hopes to help young adults achieve broader...
