House passes bill addressing discrimination in schools
A bill that addresses some types of discrimination in Georgia schools and colleges sailed through the House Wednesday. State Representatives gave unanimous approval to Senate Bill 523, by Sen. Russ Goodman, R-Cogdell, that would establish a Georgia-based process for investigating complaints of discrimination involving race, ethnicity, national origin or religion.
Allen bill signature component of Trump’s ‘Great Healthcare Plan’
Congressman Rick Allen, R-GA, introduced the PBM Kickback Prohibition Act this week – a signature component of President Donald Trump’s ‘Great Healthcare Plan.’ The legislation, Allen says, would rein in pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) by ending kickbacks.
GOP lawmakers issue resolution supporting Israel, Trump
Two days after the U.S. military struck three Iranian nuclear weapons facilities, state Republicans announced their support of President Donald Trump’s military operation against Iran.
Ga. CEO: Dr. Joy King on the 2025 Georgia Nurses Association conference
President Elect of the Georgia Nurses Association Dr. Joy King shares details on the upcoming 2025 GNA Conference on August 22-24 at the Columbus Georgia Convention & Trade Center. This year’s conference theme is “The Power of Georgia Nurses.”
Georgia peaches once again exported to Mexico
For the first time in 27 years, Georgia grown peaches have been exported to Mexico, marking an important step forward towards “opening more markets for Georgia producers and reducing barriers to international trade,” according to Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper.
Georgia leaders react to Iran military strikes
President Donald Trump’s announcement Saturday that the U.S. military struck three Iranian nuclear weapons facilities, Georgia leaders took to social media and other platforms to express their opinions of the action. As expected, Republicans and Democrats had different reactions.
Georgia school superintendent gets GOP challenger
In recent weeks, Dr. Randell Trammell entered the race for Georgia State School Superintendent. As he starts his campaign, those who know him well say he brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience focused on fostering student success both inside and outside the classroom.
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Kemp recognizes ‘Workforce Development Month,’ announces annual summit
Gov. Brian Kemp continues to strengthen Georgia’s workforce through multiple programs and policies – including his annual Workforce Summit, which is planned for Oct. 20-21 this year.
Georgia lawmakers look for ways to keep social media from harming children
In a rare bipartisan act to protect children, Georgia legislators adopted a law last year that regulated social media companies.
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EV Manufacturers want to remove dashboard AM Radio
Did you know that there is a move afoot by some electric vehicle manufacturers to remove the AM Radio component from their vehicle dashboards? Never mind that broadcast radio is an essential part of our emergency alert infrastructure.
Georgians should focus on Social Security crisis
According to the American Association of Retired People, Social Security serves nearly 2 million Georgians, or nearly 1 in 5 residents, providing payments that inject more than $30 billion into the state’s economy annually.
Amerigroup connects Georgians to housing solutions
Just weeks away from delivering her baby, Stacy could no longer work due to pregnancy complications. Using money from her last paycheck, she managed to secure an apartment.
