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Georgia congressmen split party lines on Supreme Court reform
(The Center Square) – U.S. congressmen in Georgia are split on the need for judicial reform. Democratic Rep. Hank Johnson has proposed his own legislation to reform the Supreme Court, while also supporting President Joe Biden’s proposed Supreme Court constitutional amendment. Johnson sponsored two different bills in 2023 to add additional codes and rules to the Supreme Court judges. ...
Oconee deputy wounded in shooting in 2023 named South Carolina Sheriff's Deputy of Year
Wounded Oconee County Sheriff's Office Corporal Lucas Watts has received a statewide award. On July 17, Watts was named the South Carolina Sheriffs’ Association Deputy of the Year. Oconee...
Malaki Starks takes youth athletes on $2,500 Academy shopping spree
Malaki Starks is arguably one of the best football players in the country right now. Just look at his 2023 campaign if you need further proof. He earned 2023 First Team All-American honors from AFCA, AP, CBS, ESPN and others, and was a finalist for the Bronko Nagurski and Jim Thorpe Awards. In 2022, he was a First Team Freshman All-American and finalist for the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year Award while starting 14 of 15 games, recording 68 tackles and leading the team with seven pass breakups en route to a national championship.
Body discovered in Floyd County creek, police say
FLOYD COUNTY, Ga. — An unidentified body was spotted in the water in Floyd County, according to police. The Floyd County Police Department said a 911 caller reported seeing the body of a white male floating in Armuchee Creek. This is near Highway 27, just north of GA 156.
Ray's at Killer Creek and Ray's on the River Raise the Bar on Brunch
Ray's at Killer Creek and Ray’s on the River have long been celebrated for legendary steaks, classic top-tier seafood and impeccable service and have also been destinations for casually elegant weekend brunch. Ray’s at Killer Creek’s Sunday brunch buffet remains a deluxe affair with an extensive buffet and a la carte add-on dishes, while Ray’s on the River’s a la carte menu available on Saturdays and Sundays features exquisite savory and sweet options.
Floyd County students return to class Thursday, new traffic pattern at Armuchee High
Wednesday, July 31, 2024–12:30 p.m. It’s back to school Thursday morning for students in the Floyd County School System. Floyd County Police are reminding the public to be mindful of increased traffic around the schools during the morning and afternoon. You may even want to take an alternate...
Rome Downtown Development Authority opposing small bar ordinance
The Rome Downtown Development Authority has now gone on record as opposing a proposed small bar ordinance. However, as part of their recommendation, they are asking the city to reexamine the 50-50 food-to-drink ratio, license fees, and the current state of variances. The DDA board took the vote on Wednesday...
GASP..... The Georgia Bulldogs Are Going to Lose Two Whole Football Games This Fall!
There's no denying the Georgia Bulldogs are in the midst of one of the all time greatest runs in the history of college football. Check out these accolades from the last 3 seasons. 1) Two National Championships. 2) 24-0 SEC Regular Season Record. 3) Two Losses Total (2021 & 2023...
Downtown Athens Amici closed 'until further notice,' restaurant says
Amici's downtown Athens location is closed until further notice, the restaurant's social media accounts said on Wednesday. The location at 233 E. Clayton Street has been a staple in downtown Athens for 20 years, known for specialty pizza, wings and a vast beer and cocktail list. ...
ROME POLICE DEPARTMENT AIMS TO EDUCATE LOCALS ON GEORGIA’S NEW SCHOOL BUS LAW
(Announcement from the Rome, GA Police Department):. Did you know that Georgia has a new enhanced school bus law?. While unlawfully passing a school bus in Georgia was previously charged as a misdemeanor, as of July 1, 2024, it has been elevated to a high and aggravated misdemeanor — and the consequences will have a significant impact on your life.
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