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Georgia’s New Voting Machines, Other Obstacles Leave People with Disabilities Uneasy Ahead of Election Day
2020 Election

Georgia’s New Voting Machines, Other Obstacles Leave People with Disabilities Uneasy Ahead of Election Day

With the Nov. 3 Election Day on the horizon, there’s still a wave of uncertainty around everything from methods of voting to what elected officials will be taking over in the aftermath. People with disabilities in Georgia and around the country are also dealing with that uncertainty ahead of the…
Northeast Georgia Candidates Discuss State Budget, Need for Rural Broadband
2020 Election

Northeast Georgia Candidates Discuss State Budget, Need for Rural Broadband

Candidates across Northeast Georgia may not agree on everything, but one thing many agree on is the need for access to rural broadband. The Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a virtual forum Oct. 7 for various races in the region. Issues surrounding the state’s revenue shortfall due to…
Voting During A Virus: How Voters Can Stay Safe This Election Season
2020 Election

Voting During A Virus: How Voters Can Stay Safe This Election Season

With less than a month until the Nov. 3 general election, voters may still be trying to decide who to cast their ballot for. Meanwhile, local election officials are working to make sure that voters participate safely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In Georgia, early voting is set to start on…
5 Quick Facts About UGA vs. Tennessee Rivalry
Sports

5 Quick Facts About UGA vs. Tennessee Rivalry

The Georgia Bulldogs and the Tennessee Volunteers will both go into this weekend’s game with undefeated seasons. The Volunteers have a lot to prove when they travel to Athens for Saturday’s matchup—history is not on their side in this rivalry. Here are five facts about the history of the Volunteers…
How to Cast Your Ballot in the General Election
2020 Election

How to Cast Your Ballot in the General Election

Driven by the COVID-19 pandemic to put pens to paper, a record 1.1 million Georgians voted by mail in the June 9 primary. County officials across the state rejected about 1%, or almost 12,000, of those absentee ballots for various reasons, said Walter Jones, a communications consultant for Georgia’s Secretary…
The Lead: Josina Guess on Becoming a Writer
Doing Journalism

The Lead: Josina Guess on Becoming a Writer

When Josina Guess joined The Bitter Southerner as assistant editor in December 2019, I read her introductory piece, “How We Write a Better South,” which reflects on the ability of story to connect personal experiences and history with the desire to create a better future. I walked away from the…
New Start-Up, Old Non-Profit Discuss How Businesses Can Be Anti-Racist
Diversity

New Start-Up, Old Non-Profit Discuss How Businesses Can Be Anti-Racist

After a summer of civil unrest, conversations about race are at the forefront of every aspect of life, and corporations have had to make decisions about where they stand on racism. For many, the concept of “anti-racism” was a new issue. However, actively combatting racism isn’t new for many operators…
Jackson County Candidates to Discuss Issues in Virtual Forum
2020 Election

Jackson County Candidates to Discuss Issues in Virtual Forum

The Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum will feature candidates running in elections ranging from the 9th District congressional race to state house and state senate candidates vying for their chance to represent the public under the gold dome. Candidates for the Jackson County 1st District county commission…
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