Tag: georgia
Early Morning Voters Cast Their Ballots at Cedar Shoals
The bright red “Vote Here” signs with arrows directing voters to the polls were ...
Georgia’s District 10 U.S. House Election: Johnson-Green Taking Her Chances to Flip District
Georgia’s gubernatorial election is not the only race worth keeping an eye on. Georgia’s ...
Analyzing Pink Wave in Georgia: More Women Running for Office in 2018
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams could make history this year, potentially becoming the first ...
Georgians to Vote on Marsy’s Law as One of Several State Amendments
Georgia voters should expect to decide on five amendments to the state constitution in ...
Georgia’s Gubernatorial Race Tightens: A Look Inside Candidate’s Campaigns
Georgia’s gubernatorial race is closing in with less than one month until election day. ...
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: What Groups at UGA are Doing to Help
The Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention organization, RSVP, wants to make sure students at ...
Voter Purges Could Affect Athens Residents
Athens residents could be removed from registration rolls if they have not voted in ...
G-Day: What to Know for Big Event
Gates open at 1 p.m. for the annual spring game in Sanford Stadium. The ...
Georgia State Troopers Report Staff Shortage
The Department of Public Safety has a shortage of Georgia State Patrol troopers. ...
Updates on Georgia General Assembly’s Final Legislative Day
Today is the last day of the 2018 Georgia Legislature, also known as Sine ...
Georgia Becoming Hollywood of South
Georgia’s reputation for in next to California and New York for film production. “Things ...
Mental Illness, Public Forum Issues Part of Georgia Legislation Action
In legislative news, your mental health information will now remain in the FBI’s National ...
