Today, Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan released the following statement on President Biden’s recent mandate: “President Biden’s vaccine mandate only served to harden the partisan lines around an issue that requires all of us working together and...
In July 2021, the Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) awarded a total of 26 projects valued at approximately $105,438,826. The largest single investment, worth approximately $26 million, was awarded to Oxford Construction...
Attorney General Chris Carr joined 17 states Thursday in filing a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court to support the First Amendment rights of Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission. The Mission is seeking Supreme Court review of a recent ruling by...
For a generation, the class has been called Family and Consumer Science, but for many, the more common name was Home Economics. While that may have been the case then, today’s FACS class is anything but. Absent for many years, Carrollton...
The world is changing, and the way businesses engage with employees must change with it. With the COVID-19 pandemic, we're facing a new kind of threat — one with long-term effects that will test the resilience of employees and employers like...
The theater company started rehearsing the show last summer but had to put off the performance because of the pandemic. Almost all of the original cast and crew returned to their roles for this fall’s production. “I think I speak for everyone...
(ATLANTA) – In a ruling Friday, a federal district judge J.P. Boulee upheld common-sense election integrity reforms that the Georgia General Assembly passed earlier this year. Detractors of the common-sense reforms have called the changes in SB...