BREAKING NEWS: GDOT Is Working for Kemp Removing Abrams’ Signs
BREAKING NEWS: GDOT Is Working for Kemp Removing Abrams’ Signs October 31, 2018 – Barnesville, GA :: Are we in a third-world country waiting on the United States to …
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OPINION: Where Is the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus?
This is an exert from the upcoming book, “Peeling Back the Vidalia Onion of Georgia Politics” written by Cheryle Renee Moses, Democratic candidate for Georgia State Senator District 9 in …
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Judge Stops Absentee Ballot Toss-Outs In Georgia
There was a win for Democratics in the Georgia voter supression war. Last week a federal judge ordered Brian Kemp, Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate, and current Secretary of State to …
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Is Gwinnett’s Absentee Ballot Rejections Voter Suppression?
Gwinnett County has a long history of voter suppression and gerrymandering. With the world watching Georgia Governor’s race with Brian Kemp, the Republican candidate, heading the Secretary of State Office, …
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Ethiopia Appoints Its First Female President
This is truly the year for the woman across the world as evident by the appointment of Ethiopia’s firt female president, Sahle-Work Zewde. This is an exciting time in Ethiopia. …
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Gwinnett Officer Antwan Toney Killed in Snellville
Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney was shot and killed while confronting a suspicious vehicle near Shiloh Middle School in unincorporated Snellville, Georgia. As Toney and the other officer approached, they …
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Lawrenceville Teacher Accused of Sexually Abusing Sixth-Grader Found Dead
According to WSBTV, a white DeKalb County School teacher accused of sexually abusing a sixth-grade student was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednesday afternoon, police said. Zachary Meadors, …
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Georgia’s Film/TV Production Boom a Bust for Local Independent Producers
Georgia ranks second in the world for giving the most film tax credits to production companies. But independent filmmakers and producers with businesses in the state are left out of …
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Georgia Ex-Felons Off Paper Can Register to Vote
Georgia does automatically restore voting rights upon completion of supervised release requirements. While the state automatically restores the right to vote, ex-offenders must re-register before they can cast ballots. Deadline …
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Gwinnett swears in county’s first elected black judge
Black communities throughout Gwinnett are celebrating the election of Gwinnett County State Court Judge Ronda Colvin-Leary, the first African-American elected to any county-wide position in the county. As reported by …
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