Kemp leads economic mission to Panama
Georgia’s Governor and First Lady are leading an economic development mission to Panama this week, accompanied by representatives from the Georgia Ports Authority and Georgia Department of Economic Development. According to Gov. Brian Kemp, this trip will focus on logistics infrastructure and supply chain operations at the Panama Canal.
Metro Atlanta voters heading to polls for runoffs
Today voters across the Atlanta metro will once again head to the polls to vote in municipal runoff elections for mayor, city council and school board seats in the cities of Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Roswell, East Point and South Fulton.
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Goran Lozo has lived a life few readers can probably imagine. Growing up in Yugoslavia, Lozo’s turn to karate at age 14 led to security and protection work behind the Iron Curtain at a contentious time in his homeland. As Lozo left Eastern Europe and that kind of work behind, the discipline and insight – and practice – of karate stayed with him.
Senate Study Committee on Recovery Residences adopts final report
A Senate Study Committee on Recovery Residences, tasked with understanding the services recovery residences provide and to recommend possible solutions for improving the safety at recovery residences and the quality of their services, has adopted its final report offering key recommendations to “ensure that recovery residences prioritize optimal service and resident safety over financial gain.”
Bipartisan bill hopes to help military families
For those who may be unaware, serving in the military can be tough on families. Besides deployments, which come with their own extreme level of anxiety, daily life back here at home can also be stressful. According to data from the Census Bureau, those that served in the military have the highest divorce rate of any career field.
Senate foster care committee adopts recommendations
A Senate study committee tasked with examining current resources and services being offered to transition age youth throughout Georgia and determining which additional resources and services should be provided to ensure their success adopted its recommendations during the fourth and final meeting late last week.
Three Ga. Congress members won’t condemn socialism
A vote last Friday in the U.S. House of Representatives to condemn the “horrors of socialism” passed on a mostly party-line vote, with 98 Democrats including Georgia Reps. Hank Johnson, David Scott and Nikema Williams voting against it and 199 Republicans including all eight from Georgia voting for it.
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The bombshell decision by a Fulton County judge that the 2020 election racketeering case against President Trump and his allies is dismissed— along with its future repercussions— opens Nov. 30 show debate.
Rising cost of auto insurance a tough problem to solve
Drivers saw rising auto insurance bills in recent years, yet the industry was not seeing gains, an advocate told state lawmakers last week.
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Opinion: Georgia’s future runs on rails
Freight rail is essential to America’s manufacturing strength. Yet the lack of rail connectivity across North America has driven up shipping costs, created persistent increased bottlenecks, and dimmed outlooks for this critical mode of transportation.
Opinion: Georgia’s future takes flight through aerospace innovation
If you grew up anywhere near Middle Georgia, you can’t help but feel the heartbeat of Robins Air Force Base. The sound of aircraft overhead, the steady hum of industry, and the sense of shared purpose have shaped generations of families like mine.
Opinion: Georgia’s Energy Future is on the Ballot — Why the Nov. 4 PSC Elections Matter
On November 4, Georgians will choose whether we keep doing the basics that work: dependable, affordable power; growth that pays for itself; and planning grounded in facts—not slogans. That’s been the PSC’s compass, and it’s delivered real kitchen-table value.
