ATLANTA – State Representative Floyd Griffin (D-Milledgeville) issues the following statement regarding Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook:
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ATLANTA – State Representative Charles E. “Chuck” Martin (R-Alpharetta), chairman of the House Higher Education Committee, today presented House Resolution 827 to the FCS Innovation Academy Splatoon 3 Team, congratulating them for their undefeated 2024 season and championship victories in esports competition.
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ATLANTA – State Representative Segun Adeyina (D-Grayson), in partnership with the Uloma Immigrants’ House, will host the Heart Health Fair: Back-to-School Special event on Sunday, August 31, 2025, from 12 – 4 p.m. at the International Community Outreach Church in Grayson, Georgia.
Continue reading “Rep. Segun Adeyina to Host Heart Health Fair: Back-to-School Special Event in Grayson, Georgia”Speaker Jon Burns Issues Statement on International Paper’s Permanent Plant Closures in Savannah and Riceboro
ATLANTA – House Speaker Jon Burns (R-Newington) today issues the following statement regarding International Paper’s recent decision to permanently close plants in Savannah and Riceboro:
Continue reading “Speaker Jon Burns Issues Statement on International Paper’s Permanent Plant Closures in Savannah and Riceboro”GUEST EDITORIAL: From “Me” to “We”: Reclaiming What Made Us Great
By State Representative Will Wade (R-Dawsonville)
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Across America, quiet warning signs are getting louder. School absenteeism has surged. Marriage and birth rates have plummeted to historic lows. Fewer young adults are able to own homes. Mental health struggles—especially anxiety, depression and loneliness—are at epidemic levels.
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