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Georgia DNR re-opens salt waters for clam harvesting
BRUNSWICK, Ga. (WSAV) The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has re-opened all of Georgia’s salt waters to the commercial and recreational harvesting of clams, after the recent closure due to Tropical Storm Debby. The DNR says the decision follows after careful analysis of water samples from all shellfish growing areas. The samples were found […]
Georgia AT&T workers join 17,000 others in strike by Communications Workers of America
This past weekend kicked off a strike against one of the nation's biggest cell phone providers. On Friday, Communications Workers of America employed by AT&T Southeast announced they are going on strike. Their news release says more than 17,000 technicians, customer service representatives, and other workers will be involved from Georgia as well...
Winning defendant fights for government to pay his legal fees
(The Center Square) – Government responsibility for the legal fees needed by a Georgia veteran to clear his record against Drug Enforcement Administration charges at before the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Brian Moore had $8,500 with him in March 2021 as he prepared to board a flight from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to Los Angeles. DEA agents seized it, though they allowed Moore to continue to California where he was to record a music video. ...
Lauryn ‘Pumpkin’ Efird’s New Boyfriend Darrin Kitchens’ Money Woes: Small Claims Judgements
Lauryn “Pumpkin” Efird‘s new boyfriend Darrin Kitchens comes with some financial baggage, as In Touch has learned exclusively that he has four small claims judgements against him. All four judgements occurred in the state of Georgia. The first one was filed in January 2016 by Darrin’s former...
Over 20 years ago, bodies were left outside a NW Georgia crematorium. A new podcast explores why
More than two decades ago, investigators found 339 bodies in various states of decay in and around Tri-State Crematorium in Noble, Ga. A new podcast by Shaun Raviv, Noble, explores what happened and why. GPB's Peter Biello speaks with Raviv about it. More than two decades ago, a crematorium owner...
Democrats, others seek to toss Kennedy off November ballot in Georgia and New York
ATLANTA (AP) — Challengers seeking to throw Robert F. Kennedy Jr. off Georgia’s November ballot told a judge on Monday that the independent presidential candidate must be disqualified because the New York address he used on Georgia ballot access petitions is a “sham.” It shows how a decision by a New York court last week finding Kennedy doesn’t live at the address in the New York City suburbs is being used to attack Kennedy’s ballot access in other states. The judge ruled Kennedy shouldn’t appear on New York ballots, but Kennedy is appealing. In New York on Monday, a trial opened in suburban Long Island in another lawsuit challenging Kennedy’s place on the state’s presidential ballot in November. In Georgia, challengers argue that because Kennedy used the New York address, his petitions should be voided.
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