We are about two and a half months into the new administration in Washington. They have been there long enough to get a feel ...

There is something about dogs that seems to speak to peoples’ hearts. Certainly, very few people can resist a puppy (which, ...

If I timed this correctly, some of you should be reading this on New Year’s day. Now that may sound a little strange since we’re nowhere near January. Instead, we are coming into April. And according ...

Georgia Senate passes House Bill 127, restricting DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) policies in schools by withholding ...

Decades after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, Donnie Fritts is still marking milestones. Surrounded by friends ...

Walker County won’t fund projects without full cash on hand. Commission Chairwoman Angie Teems has saved $10K and boosted ...

Four Coosa athletes broke school track and field records Thursday. The Eagles joined Armuchee, Darlington and Gordon Central ...

Thirteen students graduated on Wednesday, April 2, from Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) Electrical Lineworker ...

The natural man in 1 Corinthians 2:14 is not merely a sinner but an uninspired person lacking the Spirit. True faith comes ...

The Highland Rivers Foundation launched a $5.8 million capital campaign on Thursday to raise funds for the purchase and ...

Georgia wins a legal battle over Lake Allatoona water rights as a federal judge upholds the U.S. Army Corps' 2021 decision, ...

Georgia lawmakers pass Senate Bill 241 to legalize human composting, ensuring safe disposal and dignity for the deceased. The ...