Beginning July 1st, over 100 new laws will go into effect in Georgia dealing with numerous aspects of government. Some of the most notable are listed. Government and Legal Reforms. Tort Reform – ...

June is Mental Health Awareness Month, and the perfect time for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Foundation to announce the expansion of its Teens Linked to Care (TLC) program. The program ...

Here were some of the goings-on around the Georgia Capitol last week: Football coach Derek Dooley considering U.S. Senate run - Another football celebrity with ties to the University of Georgia could ...

(June 18 edition) Juneteenth: A Story of Information How many times in life have you made an important decision, only to learn that you were missing key information? There is nothing more frustrating ...

During the June 3rd meeting of Millen City Council, City Manager Jeff Brantley reported that the city has received its first round of FEMA Category B reimbursements for $27,919. The funds are for ...

From left, Genie Sullivan, Tonya Bailie, Will Gay, and Mandy Underwood are shown enjoying refreshments and conversation during “Business After Hours” at The Charm Barn. The Charm Barn was host for the ...

The City of Millen held a public hearing on its FY 2026 proposed budget on June 3rd at the City Hall. City Manager Jeff Brantley reported that the proposed budget of $8,608,576 is a “a balanced” ...

Angeline Budgett, right, and Kimberly Thompson are shown as “Women in the Mirror” – coming together on a journey of heartbreak, forgiveness, and love as each deals with the effects of gun violence on ...