Georgia Mae Shaver Richard, 93, of Gurdon, Ark. passed away April 15, 2020 in Arkadelphia, Ark. Georgia was born November 9, 1926 to Reno and Ruby Carter Shaver Clark. Georgia was a member of First …
Georgia’s teachers pension system may be resilient enough to withstand COVID-19 economic fallout
Despite an initial $15 billion loss, Georgia’s teacher retirement system is still in a “good spot” to withstand the economic downturn brought on by the response to COVID-19, according to a local …
BREAKING: 650 coronavirus deaths reported as Georgia tops 17K cases
More than 3,500 new coronavirus cases and 150 deaths have been verified across Georgia since the week began. With the Georgia Department of Public Health’s update at noon Friday, the state now has 17, …
Coronavirus in Georgia on April 16
The Georgia Department of Health announced new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday. As of 7 p.m., there are now more than 16,000 confirmed cases of the virus with more than 600 deaths reported. Scroll to …
Dr. Fauci Has His Own Beer Thanks to This Georgia Brewery
A Georgia brewery has released two new beers that people can enjoy while social distancing, one celebrating pandemic response team leader Dr. Anthony Fauci in …
4 Georgia poultry workers dead from coronavirus, company says
American workers who process the nation’s meat have proven especially susceptible to the new virus, as they work shoulder-to-shoulder on production lines.
For Georgia State, the sports money crunch is a squeeze
Georgia and Georgia State are both FBS programs. Both beat Tennessee last year. There the similarities end. Georgia State’s athletic budget is $30 million. For the fiscal year that ends June 30, …
Tyson Foods says four of its Georgia poultry workers have died from coronavirus
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Four employees of a major poultry producer’s operations in rural southwest Georgia have died after becoming infected with the coronavirus, a company spokesman said Friday. Tyson Foods …
OPINION: Why Georgia Supreme Court rule on juvenile shackling doesn’t go far enough
My experience with the practice of unshackling kids in court coupled with my nearly 21 years of serving as a juvenile court judge informs me with extreme confidence that there …
Kemp devising plan to reopen Georgia for business
Gov. Brian Kemp has quietly begun planning to reopen Georgia for business, weeks before the expected peak of the coronavirus pandemic.