Study ranks Atlanta #3 worst city in America for marijuana use
Atlanta, Georgia is ranked the 3rd worst “weed city” in America, according to a new report released by Real Estate Witch and cannabis shopping site, Leafly.
Which former NE Atlanta News area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 15?
These former NE Atlanta News area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 15.
FDA conducted inspections of 3 companies in cities located in Hall County in Q3 2023
There were three companies in cities associated with Hall County that received three FDA inspections in the third quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
- 1 company in a city within Forsyth County received one inspection in Q2 2023
- Forsyth County cities: 1 company received an FDA inspection in Q3 2023
- How many companies were inspected by the FDA in cities located in Forsyth County in Q4 2023?
- How many companies in cities in Forsyth County received FDA inspections in Q1 2023?
- Which former NE Atlanta News area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 8?
How many students were enrolled in Hall County schools for 2022-23 school year?
Hall County schools welcomed 33,586 students in the 2022-23 school year, according to reports from the Georgia Department of Education.
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Study ranks Atlanta #3 worst city in America for marijuana use
Atlanta, Georgia is ranked the 3rd worst “weed city” in America, according to a new report released by Real Estate Witch and cannabis shopping site, Leafly.
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Rep. Lauren McDonald, III and Forsyth County Legislative Delegation Support Constitutional Amendment for Impact Fees in High-Growth School Districts
State Representative and Governor’s Floor Leader Lauren McDonald, III, expressed his support for House Resolution 303 and House Bill 585, known as the ‘Georgia Development Impact Fee Act,’ which aims to empower local boards of education in high-growth school systems. McDonald stated, “Educational development impact fees are a fair and equitable way to invest in our schools.”Forsyth County Legislative Delegation members also voiced their support for the legislation. State Representative Todd Jones emphasized the importance of infrastructure in supporting students' learning...
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Rep. Todd Jones Expresses Support for Constitutional Amendment to Implement Impact Fees for High Growth School Districts
State Representative Todd Jones (R-South Forsyth) has voiced his support for House Resolution 303 and House Bill 585, known as the ‘Georgia Development Impact Fee Act.’ The legislation aims to empower local boards of education in high-growth school systems, such as Forsyth County schools, by granting them the authority to impose, levy, and collect educational development impact fees.“Our commitment to education extends beyond the classroom,” stated Rep. Jones. “It encompasses the infrastructure that supports our students’ learning environment, from the desks they sit in...
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My Statement on President Biden's State of the Union Address
WASHINGTON - Congressman McCormick has issued a strong statement in response to President Biden's recent State of the Union address, highlighting the need for new leadership in the White House. The Congressman emphasized the pressing issues facing the nation, including the border crisis, foreign policy challenges, and economic struggles.In his statement, Congressman McCormick expressed the urgency of addressing issues that unite the country, such as bringing the American Dream back within reach, securing the border, combating crime, tackling the national debt, promoting...
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Senate Passes “Georgia Development Impact Fee Act”
ATLANTA (March 4, 2024) – Last week, the Georgia State Senate approved Senate Bill 208 and Senate Resolution 189, both measures sponsored by Georgia Senate Transportation Chairman and Chief Deputy Whip Sen. Greg Dolezal (R-Cumming). SB 208 introduces development impact fees for education for fast-growing counties such as Forsyth, while SR 189 would place a ballot measure on the November ballot, allowing voters to change the Constitution to empower local boards of education to impose, levy, and collect these fees, utilizing the proceeds to contribute to the cost of...
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Senate Passes “Small Business Protection Act of 2024”
ATLANTA (Feb. 26, 2024) – Today, the Georgia Senate passed Senate Bill 429, known as the “Small Business Protection Act of 2024,” sponsored by Sen. Greg Dolezal. The bill aims to promote small business interests by requiring a thorough analysis of the economic impact of proposed legislation on small businesses in the state.Sen. Dolezal expressed his satisfaction with the approval of the bill, emphasizing its significance for the state's economy. He stated, "Today, we affirm our commitment to the backbone of our states’ economy – small business." He further added, "With...
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Congressional Art Competition Calls for High School Artists Nationwide
High school students across the nation are once again invited to showcase their artistic talents as the Congressional Art Competition kicks off for another year. The annual event allows students to submit their artwork to their Member of Congress for a chance to have their piece displayed in the United States Capitol.Since its inception in 1982, the Congressional Art Competition has served as a platform for over 650,000 high school students to express their creativity. The selected artwork from each district garners attention from millions of visitors who tour the...
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Senate Passes Legislation Updating COVID-19 Pandemic Business Safety Practices
ATLANTA (Feb. 15, 2024) – The Georgia Senate has passed Senate Bill 430, sponsored by Chairman of the Senate Committee on Transportation and Chief Deputy Whip Sen. Greg Dolezal (R-Cumming). The bill aims to eliminate certain warning requirements on healthcare facilities, healthcare providers, entities, and individuals related to COVID-19 liability claims.Sen. Dolezal expressed his appreciation to his Senate colleagues for their support of SB 430, stating, "I commend my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for their support of SB 430. Today marks an important step forward...
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Senate Special Committee on Investigations to Hold First Meeting
The Senate Special Committee on Investigations is set to convene its inaugural meeting tomorrow at the Georgia State Capitol. The committee's primary objective is to address allegations of misconduct by Fulton County's district attorney, Fani Willis. These allegations pertain to potential conflicts of interest and the misuse of public funds, which have raised concerns about the integrity of the criminal justice system.The committee was established following the approval of Senate Resolution 465, which was sponsored by Senator Greg Dolezal from Cumming. The resolution aims...
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Rep. Clyde Addresses Northeast Georgian Troops Before Overseas Deployment
Over the weekend, Representative Andrew Clyde (GA-09) delivered remarks at a send-off ceremony for the Cherokee Company, 121st Infantry Regiment, of the Georgia National Guard before their year-long deployment to Kuwait. The ceremony, which took place at Gainesville High School, was attended by local leaders, members of the Georgia National Guard, and the Gainesville community.As a 28-year Navy veteran who served three combat tours in Kuwait and Iraq, Rep. Clyde expressed his gratitude to the Cherokee Company for their commitment to duty and emphasized the significance of...
