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‘Toon’ In for April — Jim Balletto
April's comics from cartoonist Jim Balletto.
An undecided voter is not an uninformed voter
Early voting for Georgia’s partisan primaries and judicial elections has begun.
For Georgia’s youth, hunger doesn’t take summer off
For most students in Georgia, the final school bell in May signals the start of summer — afternoons at the pool, camps with friends, and a break from exams.
The Bentley eclipse
There will be a solar eclipse this summer—but not in Georgia.
All the things I used to worry about
I like to think that I am a calm, relaxed person.
A tale of war, of passports and good constituent service
While most of us have viewed the war with Iran on television from the comfort of our home, to Shelly Corgel in Cobb County, it has been up-close-and-personal.
Robert “Bob” Scott McInnis
Robert “Bob” Scott McInnis, a man of unwavering integrity and deep devotion to his family and country, entered into heaven on April 16, 2026.
A Transient Life and Hard Goodbyes: The Realities of My Lonely Military Childhood
April is celebrated throughout the county as Month of the Military Child. Herbert Mintz shared his story of what life was like as one facing many challenges along the way.
Medical malpractice
Attempts have been made in Georgia to make it harder to sue and be compensated for your losses.
‘Toon’ In for April — Jim Balletto
April's comics from cartoonist Jim Balletto.
An undecided voter is not an uninformed voter
Early voting for Georgia’s partisan primaries and judicial elections has begun.
For Georgia’s youth, hunger doesn’t take summer off
For most students in Georgia, the final school bell in May signals the start of summer — afternoons at the pool, camps with friends, and a break from exams.
The Bentley eclipse
There will be a solar eclipse this summer—but not in Georgia.
All the things I used to worry about
I like to think that I am a calm, relaxed person.
A tale of war, of passports and good constituent service
While most of us have viewed the war with Iran on television from the comfort of our home, to Shelly Corgel in Cobb County, it has been up-close-and-personal.
Robert “Bob” Scott McInnis
Robert “Bob” Scott McInnis, a man of unwavering integrity and deep devotion to his family and country, entered into heaven on April 16, 2026.
A Transient Life and Hard Goodbyes: The Realities of My Lonely Military Childhood
April is celebrated throughout the county as Month of the Military Child. Herbert Mintz shared his story of what life was like as one facing many challenges along the way.
Medical malpractice
Attempts have been made in Georgia to make it harder to sue and be compensated for your losses.