Bill Maine

Martha talks the state's leading industry with Drew Echols of Jaemor Farms and Will Bentley President of the Georgia Agribusiness Council.

Martha talks the state's leading industry with Drew Echols of Jaemor Farms and Will Bentley President of the Georgia Agribusiness Council.

Martha talks the state's leading industry with Drew Echols of Jaemor Farms and Will Bentley President of the Georgia Agribusiness Council.

The number of U.S. national holidays tends to matter more to those of us who meet and make payrolls, and citizens who routinely find it more and more difficult actually reaching a human being when dealing with a local, state or federal government agency or bureaucracy.

Granted, the past year and change have been tough on almost all of us. Global pandemics have a way of leaving a mark. This is my first, and there are many indelible memories, good and bad.

Congressman Andrew Clyde knows more about the 2nd Amendment and the IRS than most in Congress, or anywhere for that matter. Last week, he made headlines by referring to the rioters who breached the Capitol on January 6th as tourists

Hall County School Superintendent Will Schofield took time to share with "Mornings on Maine Street" details of the system's approach to online learning with their Virtual Programs of Choice.

State Senator Butch Miller joined us on Maine Street to talk about the budget that was passed out of the State Senate. Along with what's in the budget, Senator Miller talked about the process of reconciling the Senate budget with the one passed by the House.

Dr. Patrick Moore, author of "Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom," joined us on Maine Street to sift fact from fiction when it comes to the scare stories being circulated in the media. Listen to why this co-founder of Greenpeace left the organization and discusses what the real cause many of the environmental organizations are pursuing.

A handwritten note found in a box of Halloween decorations that were made in China and bought in Oregon pleaded for help. The plea sparked an investigation and another look into China's labor practices. Amelia Pang documents this in her book "Made in China." Pang spent a few moments on Maine Street sharing the story behind the book and offering ways we consumers can help fight forced labor camps in China.