by Cindy Morley | Jul 31, 2026 | News, News 2
A group of state lawmakers say they are “disappointed after the City of Holly Springs has chosen to pursue what we believe is a frivolous and meritless lawsuit, wasting both city and state taxpayer dollars to oppose sensible legislation.” The city is alleging...
by Baker Owens | Jul 31, 2026 | News, News 2
After a several years of preparation, the University of Georgia of School of Medicine has officially welcomed its first students. The inaugural class of 64 students were selected from a pool of more than 2,000 applications and a round of 235 interviews. Most of...
by Patrick Hickey | Jul 30, 2026 | News, News 2
On Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Brian Jack hosted Hungarian Ambassador Szabolcs Takács on the last leg of his U.S. tour, showing him a little-known slice of Georgia/Hungarian history right where you’d least expect it – Haralson County, west of Atlanta on the...
by Cindy Morley | Jul 30, 2026 | News, News 2
A committee tasked with evaluating specifications and requirements for election equipment utilizing hand-marked paper ballots produced through ballot-on-demand printing is ready to go to work. Gov. Brian. Kemp, Speaker of the House Jon Burns, R–Newington, and...
by Cindy Morley | Jul 29, 2026 | News, News 2
Agriculture is Georgia’s No. 1 industry. And every year state lawmakers, industry leaders and members throughout Georgia’s farming community gather to discuss the issues shaping the future of the state’s number one industry at the Ag Issues Summit. This year’s...
by Ty Tagami | Jul 29, 2026 | News, News 2
Gov. Brian Kemp weighed in on the rush to develop artificial intelligence, calling the technology “scary” while also welcoming data centers to Georgia and criticizing others who would pause their development. “I’m not saying we need a data center in every...
