by JMO Staff | Mar 2, 2026 | James Magazine
Analysis of Republican General Assembly tax cut efforts, along with the latest regarding the Democrat and GOP gubernatorial primaries, opens the March 1st broadcast. Marietta working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to arrest and deport illegal aliens, and ICE...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 27, 2026 | James Magazine
Students with too many unexcused absences would be barred from playing sports and could lose their driver’s license under legislation approved by the state Senate Thursday. “These are privileges,” said Sen. Jason Dickerson, R-Canton. “And this bill reinforces...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 26, 2026 | James Magazine
Gov. Brian Kemp is halfway to getting his income tax rate cut approved by the Legislature after the state House passed it in a mostly party-line vote Wednesday. “It’s not the government’s money. It’s the peoples’ money,” said Rep. Will Wade, R-Dawsonville, who...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 25, 2026 | James Magazine
Bills to restrain public protests have advanced in Georgia’s House and Senate in the wake of shooting deaths in Minneapolis that shocked the nation. One would expose people charged with blocking roads to stiffer financial penalties. Another would make it a...
by JMO Staff | Feb 25, 2026 | James Magazine
Sandy Lake, the Director of Logistics for the Georgia Center of Innovation, provides an overview of the upcoming 2026 Georgia Logistics Summit and what attendees can expect. The event will be held on April 17th at the Savannah Convention Center. Learn more in the...
by Phil Kent | Feb 20, 2026 | James Magazine
It was a vintage Donald Trump event when the president took his first trip to Georgia since returning to office by visiting the home-grown Coosa Steel Company outside Rome. Before a packed crowd in a warehouse dominated by a giant crane in the background, the...
