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Veterans group previously pitched building golf courses on Florida state park
Nearly a year before the DeSantis administration ignited a public firestorm over plans to build golf courses on prized state park land on the Atlantic coast, a national veterans nonprofit pitched state and local officials on a similar proposal. Sen. Gayle Harrell, R-Stuart, told the Tampa Bay Times that Lt....
Downtown Statesboro Development Authority cancels remaining First Friday events
STATESBORO, Ga. (WTOC) - In a social media post, Downtown Statesboro Development Authority announced the cancellation of all remaining First Friday events in 2024. According to Statesboro Downtown’s website, “F1RST Friday is held the first Friday of several months from 5:30 p.m-8:00 p.m. on or near the Courthouse lawn of Downtown Statesboro.”
Georgia Mechanic Guilty of Tampering with Logging Equipment to Evade Environmental Regulations
A mechanic from Tattnall County, Georgia, has entered a guilty plea for conspiring to bypass environmental controls on logging equipment, a scheme that lined his pockets while potentially polluting the air. According to a statement released by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Georgia, Justin Taylor, 30, admitted to charges of conspiracy and providing false statements related to tampering with emission-control devices mandated by federal regulations.
Georgia Pathways to Coverage: What to know about the program and how to apply
ATLANTA — Georgia Pathways to Coverage launched on July 1, 2023, to provide low-income residents access to healthcare. It’s the only plan in the country that requires recipients to show they’ve worked, volunteered, or taken classes for 80 hours each month. The state’s application for Pathways estimated...
Gov. Kemp hosts small business roundtable
Along with other state leaders, Governor Brian P. Kemp hosted small business leaders for a roundtable discussion this week on civil litigation policies impacting the state's business climate and day-to-day affordability for hardworking Georgians. This is the first of three roundtable listening sessions on this topic Governor Kemp announced earlier this month to engage stakeholders from around the state which will ultimately inform policy proposals in the coming legislative session. “A little over a year ago, I announced my intention to work toward common-sense lawsuit reform while still bringing jobs to Georgia and maintaining our position as the No. 1 state for...
News 3 PrepZone: Week 2 Georgia scores and highlights
Here’s the scores and highlights from Week 2 of the News 3 PrepZone for our West Georgia schools: AWAY SCORE HOME SCORE Booker T. Washington 26 Hardaway 25 Shaw 15 Smiths Station 6 Spencer 9 Carver 17 Chatt. Co. 13 Seminole County 27 Columbus 16 Greenville 22 Early County 0 LaGrange 53 Griffin 0 Sumter […]
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