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Hundreds of Georgians sign up for free passport at event sponsored by pro-transgender groups November 20, 2024
A passport can be the key to the world, but to some transgender and nonbinary Georgians it can also mean much more. About 200 people registered Thursday for a free passport program at Atlanta City Hall organized by two pro-transgender organizations, Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative, or SNAPCO, and TransSocial. Participants gathered around tables in the […]
Ross Williams
Kemp, Ossoff push Congress to send relief to Georgia farmers hit hard by Hurricane Helene November 20, 2024
Georgia leaders from both sides of the aisle are urging Congress to act on disaster relief as the clock winds down on the current term. Republican Gov. Brian Kemp sent a letter Tuesday to congressional budget leaders expressing the “urgent need” for federal aid, specifically asking for block grant funding for agricultural relief. Based on […]
Jill Nolin
Planned central Georgia national park gains momentum with few days left before Congress adjourns November 20, 2024
A proposal to turn a prehistoric American Indian site in central Georgia into the state’s first national park advanced out a U.S. Senate committee Tuesday. But the bipartisan group of Georgia lawmakers who are behind the measure creating Ocmulgee Mounds Park and Preserve are running short on time to get it across the finish line […]
Jill Nolin