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Georgia Ag Forecast Meetings Start This Week
Starting this Friday, University of Georgia agronomists and economists will meet with farmers to discuss this year's outlook for the growing season.
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2013
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was an integral figure in the Civil Rights Movement. He spoke, engaged others, and preached about justice, empowerment, love and peace.
Governor Speaks State of the State
In his State of the State Address this morning, Governor Nathan Deal shared with the full General Assembly his plans to improve public safety, support education, fund health care and continue to encourage new business around the state.
Georgia Commute Options Helps You Get More by Driving Less
Georgia Commute Options are free services that help commuters and employers.
Implementing Common Core Standards
Georgia was one of the first states to adopt a set of learning standards that sets public school performance expectations for each subject area in each grade.
Introducing GaMap2Care
GaMap2Care is a new, comprehensive database of licensed health care facilities and services in Georgia.
Legislative Session Starts Today
The legislative session starts today with promises of debate about ethics reform, renewal of the hospital bed tax and funding for education.
Amber Alert Technology Helps Bring Children Home
Amber Alerts have proven to play an important and effective part in returning abducted children safely to their families.
Candidates Qualify for the February 5 Special Election
On February 5, voters from Coweta and Fayette counties will head back to the polls to elect a new state House representative.
Special Elections Today for Several Counties
Voters from State House District 21 and Senate Districts 11, 21 & 30, regions that include voters from Cherokee, Decatur, Fulton and Grady counties, among others, head to the polls today to cast ballots for new state representatives.