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66% of Georgians want Casino gambling in Georgia
A new poll shows most Georgians would like to bring casino gambling to the Peach State. The survey of 800 likely Georgia voters, conducted mostly via cellphones Nov. 1 through Nov. 3 by national polling firm Public Opinion Strategies, found 66% in favor of legalizing casinos. The poll found even stronger support – 85% – […]
Posted inEducation
Security increased at Harlem High School due to threat written on wall
HARLEM — Security has been increased at a high school in Columbia County today after a threat found written on a wall in a student restroom. Columbia County School District officials say the message was left on a bathroom wall at Harlem High School. The school’s principal says the school does not believe the threat […]
Posted inNational
These Are the Stocks Nancy Pelosi Lost Big Money On
If this is indeed the last quarter Congressional members will be allowed to trade and hold stocks then Rep. Nancy Pelosi (R-CA) is leaving the stock market on a sour note. Nancy and husband Paul Pelosi reported a stock value decline of $2.5 million in their year-end financial disclosure form. The losses were led by […]
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Nancy Pelosi just disclosed losses of: – $853K on PayPal stock– $733K on Salesforce options– $500K on Tesla stock– $235K on Roblox options Maybe spending a bit too much time on WallStreetBets since losing her role as Speaker of the House — Quiver Congress (@QuiverCongress) January 13, 2023
Posted inWeather
Frigid temperatures cause Atlanta to open warming centers
ATLANTA — The City of Atlanta will open two emergency warming centers in anticipation of frigid temperatures. The centers will open Thursday, January 26, at 8 p.m. until Friday, January 27, at 6 a.m. The warming centers will be located at: Transportation will be provided to both locations beginning at 8 p.m. from the Gateway […]
Posted inHealth
Georgia foster children are staying in hotels due to the state’s health care problems
A legislative hearing about the “hoteling” of foster children in Georgia zeroed in the problems children in state custody face in getting health care. So far this fiscal year, more than 400 children have spent the night in hotels or state offices because appropriate placements could not be found for them, Audrey Brannen, a complex […]