April 8, 2026
Opinion
Werkheiser Legislative Update
Bill WerkheiserGA House of RepresentativesDistrict 157Last week marked the end of a productive and successful 2026 Legislative Session. Our priorities included literacy, income tax relief,…
Obituaries
News
Environmental groups sue over Georgia Power’s energy expansion for data centers
Alander RochaGeorgiaRecorder.comA group of environmental organizations filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Georgia Public Service Commission, appealing the December approval of a massive expansion of power infrastructure for Georgia Power.The 42-page lawsuit, filed in Fulton County Superior Court, alleges that the commission broke the law by approving nearly 10 gigawatts of new energy generation by…
Community
18th Annual Christmas Parade of Lights rolled thru downtown, a few days later than planned
By Mickey Peace, Enterprise Publisher Originally planned for Saturday, Dec. 6, the 18th Annual Christmas Parade of Lights had to be staged last Thursday due to abundant rainfall that was predicted for the Dec. 6 weekend. The much-needed rain did not disappoint, and neither did the annual parade that was rescheduled and conducted on Dec.…
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Sports
Proposal to protect young Georgia athletes from ‘street agents’ appears to be sidelined
Andre ButsoGeorgiaRecorder.comHouse lawmakers are attempting to protect student athletes from eighth grade onward from potential predatory deals with agents, although a bill designed to bolster…
Lifestyle
How reading benefits young brains
Metro CreativeReading is a beloved pastime that’s having a moment. A number of variables have helped to renew people’s interest in reading. BookTok, a popular…