It’s now been almost a year since Georgia first banned large gatherings to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and the phrase “flatten the curve” became part of many daily conversations. Since then, …
Deadline day arrives for Georgia legislation still in doubt
Georgia lawmakers are facing a key deadline with much work still to do. Monday is crossover day in the General Assembly, when bills and other measures must pass the House or Senate and move on to the …
IMF, Georgia review agenda of bilateral cooperation
Georgian Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Ivane Machavariani deeply hopes that cooperation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will continue successfully in the future, especially in …
Peach State Health Plan Announces Partnership With Medical College Of Georgia To Address Rural Physician Shortage
Peach State Health Plan (PSHP) and the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) at Augusta University announced an official partnership to address …
Closing Gender Gaps in Georgia – Nino Zambakhidze, Farmer
In Georgia, around 40% of female workers are employed in agriculture. However, gender stereotype-related challenges persist when it comes to women taking up leadership positions in this sector. Nino …
Peach State Health Plan Announces Partnership With Medical College Of Georgia To Address Rural Physician Shortage
Peach State Health Plan (PSHP) and the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) at Augusta University announced an official partnership to address …
Balfour Beatty Starts Work on New Discovery Center at Georgia
Balfour Beatty celebrated the start of construction on the Junior Achievement of Georgia’s new JA Colonial Group Discovery Center at Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong Atlantic campus in Savannah …
Bill to drop daylight saving time in Georgia passes House
The Georgia House has advanced a bill that would keep the state on daylight saving time permanently.The House voted 112-48 to approve House Bill 44 on Friday.Another bill proposing Georgia drop the …
In Georgia, Republicans Take Aim at Role of Black Churches in Elections
Sundays are always special at the St. Philip Monumental AME church. But in October, the pews are often more packed, the sermon a bit more urgent and the congregation more animated, and eager for what …
Prominent Georgia family sued their local grocery clerk after she made claims on Facebook about their role in the Capitol riots, report says
Katheryn and Thelma Cagle have been credited with organizing busloads of Georgians that headed to the US Capitol on January 6, reported the Washington Post.