Posted inYour Government

Will Lawmakers Kill DEI in Georgia?

After lengthy debate that plumbed the depths of racism in American history, Georgia’s Senate Democrats were unable to convince their Republican colleagues to drop legislation that would ban preferential treatment in public colleges and schools based on race and other factors. With this year’s legislative session ending Friday, Republican senators were rushing their measure through. […]

Posted inYour Government

Cherokee Hits Brakes on New Gas Stations and Car Washes

Cherokee County officials have slammed the brakes on new gas stations, convenience stores, and car washes in unincorporated areas for the next three months. Residents’ concerns about oversaturation prompted the unanimous vote. 🚨 Why It Matters: The temporary halt gives county leaders time to assess where these businesses should be located in the future, potentially […]

Posted inSponsored

Moneypenny Unites Under One Brand as It Celebrates 25 Years of Excellence

Moneypenny the world’s customer conversation expert, proudly marks 25 years of delivering exceptional service and innovation. As part of this milestone, Moneypenny is unifying all of its brands across the US, including VoiceNation, Alphapage, Sunshine Communication Services, and Choice Voice, under one internationally recognized name.  This transition reinforces Moneypenny’s dedication to a clear and dynamic future […]

Posted inRepresenting You

Georgia Lawmakers Are Working Hard to Keep You in The Dark

A late-emerging proposal in the Georgia Legislature would limit what the public can access in police reports and communications with state lawmakers. The proposed changes to Georgia’s Open Records Act were tacked onto another bill, Senate Bill 12, late in the day Wednesday in the gatekeeping House Rules Committee, bypassing the usual legislative committee process […]

Posted inWeather

Rare April Heat Wave Could Set Record Temperatures in Georgia

A powerful early April heat wave threatens to shatter temperature records across Georgia over the next three days. 🔥 What We Know: Unusual warmth will blanket Georgia Thursday through Saturday, with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and low 90s statewide. Atlanta faces its highest chance of breaking records Friday at 95 percent. Macon follows […]

Posted inHoroscope

Your Horoscope for The First Week of April

Neptune Enters Aries (March 30): This significant shift brings a surge of assertiveness and pioneering spirit, influencing personal ambitions and collective trends for the next 14 years. The dreamer planet enters the sign of warriors, which is going to boost your imagination, spiritual awakening and reckless idealism. Think visionary meets the adrenaline junkie. Venus Retrograde […]

Posted inContext

The Great DEI Reversal Sweeps Georgia

Following President Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025, over 20 executive orders dealing with issues ranging from climate change, immigration, energy production and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices were signed on that same day. Notably Executive Order 14151 titled “Ending Radical and Wasteful Government DEI Programs and Preferencing” specifically targeted dismantling DEI programs. The order labels DEI […]

Posted inWeather

Photos: Storms Rip Through Carroll County

Several roads across Carroll County were closed Monday following severe storms that swept through the area March 31. 🌳 What We Know: Trees fell on multiple homes on Cypress Circle and damaged several mobile homes on Memory Springs Drive. The storm knocked down trees on Highway 5 at multiple intersections including Reavesville Road, Old Columbus […]