Posted inCoronavirus

Hall County government ends appointment-only operations as COVID-19 cases decrease

The vast majority of Hall County Government facilities, including the Hall County Government Center, will end appointment-only operations beginning March 1. “We are continuing to see COVID-19 statistical data improve for the Hall County community,” Hall County Administrator Jock Connell said. “As has been the case throughout the pandemic, we have carefully monitored that data […]

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Georgia will vaccinate teachers starting March 8

Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday announced that, effective March 8, all educators and school staff of both public and private schools are eligible for COVID-19 vaccination in Georgia. This, however, does not include college professors. Also, “adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as their caregivers and parents with children who have complex medical conditions” […]

Posted inYour Government

Will this be the year Georgia passes the ‘Hidden Predator’ bill?

Legislation to extend the statute of limitations for Georgians who were sexually abused as children to sue their abusers years later as adults advanced in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday. Sponsored by Georgia Rep. Heath Clark, R-Warner Robins, the bill would extend the deadline for victims to bring suits against their childhood abusers to age […]

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Missing 38-year-old Mississippi woman found

Update: The Mattie’s Call for Jerrica Powers has been canceled. According to the Atlanta Police Department, Powers was located and is receiving medical care. The original story is below. Atlanta Police Missing Persons investigators are asking for assistance in locating a missing and endangered adult. Police are looking for 38-year-old Jerrica Powers, of Byram, Mississippi, who […]