By state Representative Bob Smith (R- Watkinsville)
To buy and sell goods, make money and interface with others, humans relied on the horse and buggy back in the 18th Century. Continue reading “State Should Embrace Technology to Solve Congestion”
Burkhalter Presented Historic Framed Picture
ATLANTA – Speaker Pro Tem Mark Burkhalter (R-Johns Creek) was presented a framed copy of the old Milton County Courthouse from Mr. William Bates, Representative Jan Jones (R- Milton) and the Alpharetta Historical Society at the first meeting of the Milton County Legislators Advisory Committee on June 11, 2009 at Johns Creek city hall. Continue reading “Burkhalter Presented Historic Framed Picture”
State Representatives’ Bipartisan Effort Helps Mend Broken Heart Ministries With Gift of Home
ATLANTA – State Representatives Karla Drenner (D- Avondale Estates) and John Lunsford (R- McDonough) recently presented Broken Heart Ministries of Scottdale, Georgia, with keys to a home donated by the Walker and Gilmore families, owners of Walker Concrete. Continue reading “State Representatives’ Bipartisan Effort Helps Mend Broken Heart Ministries With Gift of Home”
New School Year Could Mean New School for Kids
By Representative Alisha Thomas Morgan (D- Austell)
Beginning July 1, a new day will dawn for Georgia parents and their children. For the first time, the state will have a uniform system allowing parents more power to choose the public school within their district that best fits their children’s needs. Continue reading “New School Year Could Mean New School for Kids”
Morgan Honored for Helping Foster Youth
ATLANTA— Last week EmpowerMEnt, Multi-Agency Alliance for Children, Inc. (MAAC), and Georgia’s Independent Living Program (ILP) presented Representative Alisha Thomas Morgan (D- Austell) with a service award for her dedication to helping Georgia’s foster youth. Continue reading “Morgan Honored for Helping Foster Youth”