From the Savannah Morning News, March 10, 2010-- The Georgia Legislature stands on the verge of giving the governor the power to boot out elected school board members. Lawmakers must resist this ...
Letter: Recycle to save Earth and landfills Saving our land can begin at home: take charge of the plastic products that were going into your trash and set them aside for recycling. Do this for one week. Plastic wrap, plastic bags, bottle...
Letter: Streetscape will help, not hurt parking on Main. St. Streetscape provides us with an opportunity to address the parking problem in the downtown business district. I have seen old photos of Main Street when it was a viable commercial thoroughfare wi...
Stories more than profit/loss statements `Tacked to the newsroom walls in AOL’s downtown Manhattan headquarters are pages and pages of web-traffic data. The numbers tell the growing number of journalists who work there how well thei...
What if we could improve education in Georgia by tracking each child’s education success from kindergarten all the way through graduation? What if each child received the extra help or the individ...
This release was sent from the office of Max Wood: On Thursday, Republican candidate for Georgia Attorney General Max Wood visited Rockmart and said he was nothing short of impressed with the many...
RealClearPolitics.com - "America is in trouble," Tim Pawlenty warned Saturday. "Tyranny" is possible. In fact, it's "creeping." And, in case you thought otherwise, the nation is "worth fighting for."
The Christian Science Monitor - Greece may be doing all the right things to revive our economy. But not everyone may want us to succeed. To succeed, the international community needs to address the threat of speculation and ill-regulated financial markets â a threat that imperils not only Greece, but the entire global economy.