It is worth recognizing two men who have quietly shaped the political and economic landscape of our state for decades: former Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor of southwest Georgia and businessman and publisher DuBose Porter of middle Georgia.
It would have been interesting if Sergio Leone was still around to make a sequel to his classic movie "Once Upon a Time in America" set in modern-day Iran.
Gov. Brian Kemp has signed the Amended Fiscal Year 2026 Budget into law.
To the Deerfield-Windsor Toxic Mom Club: Seek therapy or medication because you really need help. DW is a great school, but you and your mini-me kids make it miserable for some. Think your kids are cool? Congrats on raising (expletives). If you think for one second that this may be directed at you then it 100% is. And shame on the good ones for watching it all go down and not having the (guts) to call it out.
Maybe our coroner has never fired a .45 aliber handgun, but anyone that has knows if anyone were to shoot themselves in the head with a .45, that person would not still be holding on to that gun after the fact. Recoil is tremendous. Being dead, one does not hold on to a .45 pistol during recoil. and the pistol was placed in the wrong hand: the guy was left handed; the pistol in his right hand. How could our coroner not realize that when investigating Jake Embert's death? "Dateline" made Albany look ridiculously stupid and ignorant. Thank God for Lee Wilson.
A look at what's coming up downtown.
This week, we sent the Amended Fiscal Year 2026 Budget to the governor’s desk
Of all the places our family lived, it was Hawaii – specifically, Oahu – that was my absolute favorite.
Russia and China have been saber-rattling, talking about using nuclear weapons, and staunch U.S. allies are turning their backs on Trump and the sycophants in his cabinet.
As qualifying wraps up and the 2026 election cycle begins, citizens deserve to reflect on what has been accomplished — and what has not.
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