Politics


Town Hall Meeting Held by U.S. Representative John Linder

As reported in the Gwinnett Daily Post, several hundred people came to a town hall meeting on Monday to ask questions and express concerns to U.S. Rep. John Linder.

Cobb Commissioner To Hold Town Hall Meeting

Commissioner Lee to hold Town Hall meeting

Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority Names Director

Chris Clark, former president of the Fayette County Development Authority, has been named executive director for the Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority, according to a recent article in the AJC.

Atlanta’s Tree Protection Ordinance Challenged

At last week’s City Council meeting, Ronald Lall, president of a citywide group of neighborhood leaders called Atlanta Planning Advisory Board, was one of 18 speakers who rose to defend or denounce a proposal to change the city’s tree protection ordinance, according to a recent article in the AJC.

Are New Townships, Rather Than New Cities The Answer To Increased Local Control?

Georgia lawmakers are considering another option for unicorporated areas that could potentially give citizens more local control without the overwhelming task of forming a city.

The Army Corps of Engineers vs. Lake Sidney Lanier

You may not think of this as a political issue, but we would argue that the Corps is a political entity. 
 

Governor Perdue Invites Public to Inauguration

Anyone who would like to see Governor Perdue sworn in to his second term is welcome to, and for free, according to a recent AJC article.

Judge Denies Overturning of Recent South Fulton Annexations

Fulton County Superior Court Judge T. Jackson Bedford ruled Tuesday against overturning a recent surge of annexations in several south Fulton County cities and Atlanta.  A group favoring the creation of the city of South Fulton, called Concerned Citizens of South Fulton, filed a lawsuit contending that the bill created by the legislature determined the [...]

Trust Me. I Am From The Sierra Club

“The Sierra Club is  a nonpartisan organization that works to support pro-environmental candidates for elected office.

U.S. Population Hits 300 Million

It’s difficult to fully comprehend, but since 1967, when the United States hit a population milestone of 200 million, we have added 100 million people to our nation.