• Getting Started in 2016

    News Release  b: Sen. Steve Gooch (R – Dahlonega) The Gold Dome bustles with energy in the new year as we reconvene for the second session of the 153rd Georgia General Assembly.  I am honored to represent you in the Senate and motivated to serve you at the Capitol in 2016. I continue to act […]

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  • Go Fish Georgia: 2016 Fishing Regulations Now Available

    SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. (Jan. 15, 2016)–Anglers can find the new 2016 Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations Guide online and in print, announces the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division. “Anglers looking for new places to fish, changes to laws and regulations or other information can find it in the new 2016 Georgia Sport Fishing […]

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  • Health Departments in North Georgia Awarded Car Seat Mini Grant

    Buckle Up Right, Every Trip, Every Time  NORTH GEORGIA – Several county health departments in the North Georgia Health District were awarded the 2016 Car Seat Mini-Grant by the Georgia Department of Public Health, Injury Prevention Program. Through the Mini-Grant, health departments and collaborating community partners are able to work together to provide car seats […]

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  • The GOP Debate

    Opinion by George McClellan: I think I can safely say that Fox News puts on a pretty good debate, one that allows the candidates to reveal themselves without feeling they must be on guard for “gotcha questions” as the Left usually throws at them. Even Neil Cavuto managed, most of the night, not to interrupt […]

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  • We Will Have a New President in 2017

    Opinion by John Tutten: The start of a new year always brings hope and optimism for better times ahead.  And conservatives should be especially excited for better things unfolding this year.  While we get a chance to make a fresh start on many aspects of our personal lives, this year we will elect a new […]

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  • Senator David Perdue: Washington Needs More Transparency, Not Less

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 12, 2016 WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) today released the following statement after voting for the Federal Reserve Transparency Act: “Washington needs more transparency, not less. An unrestricted audit of the Federal Reserve is long overdue and it should have garnered unanimous support in the Senate today. Our […]

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