Friday April 18th, 2025 2:26AM
And Who Looks Over the D.A.'s Shoulders?
In Georgia, outside of urban jurisdictions, District Attorneys typically operate across multi-county jurisdictions.
9:00AM ( 2 years ago )
Again...The Buck Stops And I'm Glad
There already is a small city, called Buckhead, Georgia, about an hour east of Atlanta just off I-20.
9:00AM ( 2 years ago )
Marshal Your Resources
It was a truly joyous occasion to behold, watching a combination of family reunion, church laity day service, and practically a 21-gun salute all rolled into one.
10:00AM ( 2 years ago )
The Moon's a Balloon
There is a tendency, well-documented by historians and military experts, of defending and preparing for the next enemy of the United States with the tools and techniques which worked well in the prior war.
9:00AM ( 2 years ago )
Fielding Life's Curve Balls
Though admittedly, I have led a somewhat blessed life and have so much to be grateful for each day, I was not unhappy to say goodbye to 2022.
9:00AM ( 2 years ago )
Always Look for the Union Label
Baby Boomers and even Generation X'ers of a certain vintage may well remember a catchy jingle, which can easily become an earworm, celebrating the work of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) urging Americans to buy clothing manufactured in America, by American workers.
9:00AM ( 2 years ago )
There's a New Speaker In Town
State Representative Jon Burns (R-District 159), of Newington, Georgia in Effingham County, is not new to the State House.
9:00AM ( 2 years ago )
At Times We Need Uncomfortable Truths
By the late 1970s, the famed nearly 50-foot tall Cyclorama painting of the Battle of Atlanta during the Civil War was moldy, wet, and rotting in places and making its way toward a landfill somewhere.
9:00AM ( 2 years ago )