U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff Is Getting To The Bag: Incumbent Democrat Reports More Than $42 Million On Hand
Democratic Georgia U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff reported a massive fundraising haul as the first-term lawmaker
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Georgia Takes A Step On Justice System Reform: Senate Bill 207 Becomes Law, Lessons Burden On People With Criminal Histories Who Are Seeking Certain Occupational Licenses
The Georgia Legislature earlier this year adopted Senate Bill 207, officially known as the Occupational
Why Did “Hood Movies” Leave The Big Screen–And Where Did They Go?
The 1990s was the Golden Era of gritty, life reflecting, urban-based films–also known as hood
Keisha Lance-Bottoms Works To Defy Doubt, GOP Dollars, And A Republican Voter Edge To Get The Win For Democrats–And Make Black History
She emerged from a crowded contest as a little known city councilmember to become the
Tempers Flare As East Point Council Debates Budget: Some Councilmembers Fervently Push To Adopt What Appears To Be An Incomplete Budget Even As Residents Questions Remain
Monday night’s city council meeting turned into a testy affair as a bloc of city
Today’s Conservative Supreme Court Is Considered The Most Conservative High Court In 90 Years And Took 40 Years To Build: A Brief Timeline Of How The Nation’s Highest Court Became Hard Right
America’s right wing conservative majority on the Supreme Court has struck down abortion rights in
Andre 3000 Set To Drop New Music
Music legend and East Point Hip Hop icon Andre 3000 is about to drop new
Wear Red, White, And Blue And Get A Free Krispy Kreme Doughnut
When isn’t it a good time for Krispy Kreme? Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, one of the
East Point Sound off: Former Councilwoman Nanette Saucier (Ward C At-Large) Sounds Off Over City’s Utility Billing Situation
East Point Utility Rate Increase Appears Unavoidable as City Delays Action on Known Deficit By
Time To Worry About A Potential Recession? Economy Adds Fewer Jobs Than Expected; Unemployment Rate Drops Slightly To 4.2%.
The U.S. economy added just 57,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in June 2026, severely missing Wall