Local Governments Continue to Exceed Authority With For-Profit Speed Cameras
Local governments across Georgia continue to exceed their authority under state law when it comes to the already contentious speed.
Georgia’s MARTA boss wants to expand service in Atlanta metro area
(The Center Square) — The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority recently unveiled the first of its new railcars for its.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- January 4, 2023
Atlanta Ranks Among the Best US Cities for Immigrants
Despite the ongoing national debate about immigration policy, the United States remains one of the world’s biggest magnets for immigrants..
- by The Georgia Virtue
- December 29, 2022
Judge to Order New Election in Screven County After ‘Systemic Irregularities’
A highly anticipated hearing in Screven County lasted more than three hours last week and yielded a decision by a.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- December 27, 2022
This Is the Poorest City in Georgia
The consumer price index has climbed steadily nearly every month for the last two and a half years, hitting a.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- November 30, 2022
GBI Arrests Lumpkin City Council Member
This week, Lumpkin City Council Member Nikita Seay was arrested and charged with three counts of impersonating a public officer.
- by Press
- November 17, 2022
Camden County Sheriff’s Office, Board of Commissioners Issue Statements on Now-Viral Jail Video
A now-viral video of a man in an altercation with jailers in the Camden County Jail has drawn the ire.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- November 16, 2022
7 Cities Named ‘Rural Zones’ for Tax Incentives, Development by State
The cities of Cairo, Dawson, Baxley, Cedartown, Wrightsville, Hazlehurst and Comer were recently designated as Rural Zones. This program is.
- by Press
- November 12, 2022
COLUMN: Give Bulloch County Employees What They Deserve
The following column is an opinion piece and reflects the views of only the author and not those of TheGeorgiaVirtue.com.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- October 20, 2022
Nearly 3 Years In, Guyton Administration Still Befuddled by SPLOST Law
Though the current administration in the City of Guyton has been at the helm for almost three years, it still.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- October 3, 2022
