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State Charter Schools Commission Votes on School Recommendations
Today, in its first set of decisions, the State Charter Schools Commission will vote on recommendations for a number of new charters.
The Legislative Process: SB 136 Passes the House
In a 146-17 vote the Georgia House of Representatives passed SB 136, a measure to lower the legal intoxication limit for boaters and hunters.
New App Takes Guesswork Out Of Auto Accidents
Georgia's Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner Ralph Hudgens recommends a new free mobile app for Georgians to help you if you've been in an automobile accident.
Counties Hold Special Elections Today
Voters will head to the polls today in several counties to fill vacancies for local elected officials and weigh in on questions that affect their communities.
GeorgiaGov Wins 2012 Innovation Award
At GeorgiaGov, we work hard to help you find the right information about state government quickly, and it’s always good to be recognized for your work.
Sen. Burt Jones Speaks Nonpartisan Elections
Among the first bills Governor Nathan Deal signed during this legislative session are ones that change voting law to allow nonpartisan elections for the new Macon-Bibb County government.
Food Recalls: What You Need to Know
"FOOD RECALL" – two words with immediate consequences. Every day, food products are recalled for a variety of reasons.
Dept. of Education Launches 'Georgia’s Future. Now!'
The Department of Education recently launched Georgia’s Future. Now! as a way to unite efforts to improve student achievement and tell the story of the successes in public schools.
The Legislative Process: SB 136 Goes to the House
The Senate unanimously approved a bill that would make it a crime to pilot a boat with a blood alcohol content of .08 or higher and increase penalties for those caught boating drunk.
Crossover Day 2013
Georgia legislative session is only 40 days in length, and today, Crossover Day, holds significance for several reasons.