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Citizens express grief ‘beyond words’ for the passing of Carroll County deputy
A post on the Carroll County Sheriff’s Facebook page was one of many who remembered and honored Bristow who was shot while assisting the Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s Child Exploitation and Computer Crimes Unit in executing a warrant for Christopher Bly, 40, who lived on Don Rich Drive.
Brian Snitker’s excuse-making is the last thing Braves need right now
Right when the Atlanta Braves perhaps needed it most, they got a weekend series against the struggling Washington Nationals, a real opportunity for Brian Snitker's team to gain more ground in the National League wild card race. On Friday night, they accomplished just that -- but they didn't make it easy on themselves.
Greg Maddux’s genius was even greater than we realized
MLB Network is set to take Atlanta Braves fans and fans of baseball in general on a trip down memory lane on August 25. On Sunday night at 8 p.m. ET, MLB Network will air "One of a Kind", a documentary that takes the viewer through an in-depth look into the life and career of baseball legend, Greg Maddux.
Red Lobster closing another metro Atlanta location this month
The seafood chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May and closed over 100 locations, including restaurants in Athens, Roswell and Dublin, Georgia. Now, Red Lobster wants to also close the location at 6550 Tara Blvd in Jonesboro.
Representative Patty Stinson shares plans to reintroduce House Bill 1417
Representative Patty Stinson recently gave an interview on House Bill 1417, which she plans to reintroduce next year. The Bill would allow defendants to present information during a grand jury proceeding. Currently grand juries in Georgia only hear information from the prosecution before deciding whether or not to move a case along. Stinson told how […] The post Representative Patty Stinson shares plans to reintroduce House Bill 1417 appeared first on Americus Times-Recorder.
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...
Who can’t vote in the 2024 U.S. presidential election?
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The 2024 General Election is on Nov. 5, but not everyone in Georgia will be allowed to vote. According to the United States Government, and the state of Georgia, the following will not be able to register to vote in the upcoming election: Non-Citizens Non-citizens, including permanent legal residents, cannot vote […]
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