Final Defendant Sentenced in Georgia Naval Base Vandalism
The final sentence of seven defendants in the April 2018 illegal entry and vandalism of Submarine Base Kings Bay draws
USDA Boosts Food Assistance for Homeless Young Adults Seeking Refuge in Shelters
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced that young adults under the age of 25 experiencing homelessness will now
Georgia Absentee Ballot Transfer Documents Accounted for, Three Small Counties Referred for Investigation
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has referred Coffee, Grady, and Taylor Counties for investigation after those counties failed to do
Sheriff’s Office and Local Business Partner to Benefit Student Public Safety Program
In a unique partnership created through the Harris County High School (HCHS) Work-Based Learning program, local law enforcement and a
Georgia Has Now Administered 4.5 Million Vaccines
On Friday afternoon, the Georgia Department of Public Health vaccine dashboard reported over 4.5 million vaccines have been administered in the state
Demand for Tech Talent Continues to Increase, Spans All 50 States
U.S. technology employment continued to expand in March, contributing to the strongest month for hiring the country has experienced since
Bulloch Health Dept to Host Drive-Thru Vax Clinic
The Bulloch County Health Department is hosting a drive-through COVID-19 vaccination clinic that is open to all Georgians aged 18
Emissions Test System Restored
The Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR) and Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) are notifying motorists that the Vehicle Emissions Inspection
Kemp Appoints Patel to Cherokee Judicial Circuit
Governor Brian P. Kemp announced his appointment of Samir Patel to fill the District Attorney vacancy in the Cherokee Circuit
Georgia Southern to test emergency communication system on April 8
Georgia Southern University is scheduled to test all components of the EAGLE ALERT system on Thursday, April 8, at approximately
