Alternative energy may be the key to a better future, but its implementation is a complex process from a legal perspective. The situation is complicated by differences between states and constantly changing regulations. In this article, we’ll look at what Georgia laws say about solar energy. Problem Overview Currently, Georgia has a poorer state of […]| The Georgia Sun
Runoff from a growing number of giant solar farms polluting rivers and streams in rural South Georgia is becoming a major concern, an official with the state Environmental Protection Division (EPD) said Monday. Huge solar farms of up to 1,000 acres are being built on the region’s sandy soil, which is particularly vulnerable to erosion […]| The Georgia Sun
Data acquired by Finbold indicates that TikTok was the most popular mobile video app in 2020 globally, with 660.12 million downloads.| The Georgia Sun
A half dozen state lawmakers are now running for Georgia lieutenant governor, as another Republican senator joins the race, hoping to outflank his opposition on the right. Sen. Greg Dolezal, R-Cumming, a conservative from the northern Atlanta suburbs, joins a cast of fellow conservative senators, all from outside the biggest metro area — plus an […]| The Georgia Sun
The federal government shut down as of 12:01 a.m., and it could affect the income of about 111,000 Georgia employees. Many will not get paid, causing an economic loss that could reverberate through communities. But the Georgia Department of Labor said Friday that the estimated 110,900 federal workers who could be furloughed may be eligible to […]| The Georgia Sun
Explore the best colleges in Georgia for 2026, including Emory University, Georgia Tech, and UGA in top national rankings.| The Georgia Sun
Data centers gulp massive amounts of power, and that insatiable thirst is driving new production and distribution of natural gas supply, experts said at a legislative hearing Monday. A special House subcommittee heard from industry insiders involved in the sourcing and supply of the finite fossil fuel. “The need for electricity is growing tremendously, and […]| The Georgia Sun
A Florida car dealership surveyed people about their favorite autumn stops in Georgia, and the results skip right past Starbucks. 🍂 Why It Matters: The poll points to a preference for local spots over chains when Georgians chase that seasonal feeling — doughnuts in Cumming, coffee in Savannah, apples in the mountains. 🗺️ What Topped […] The post Top Autumn Stops in Georgia: Local Favorites Revealed appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
The city’s public safety officers will cook hibachi meals at Benihana next week to raise money for programs that support their own ranks. 🎯 Why It Matters: The fundraiser directly funds wellness programs, specialized equipment, and training for the police officers, firefighters, and 911 staff who respond when residents call for help. 🍳 What’s Happening: […] The post Alpharetta Cops And Firefighters Will Cook Your Dinner Next Week appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
A man wanted in connection with two deaths at an East Perimeter Pointe apartment complex was taken into custody just before midnight Monday. 🚨 Why It Matters: Christopher Mathis had been the subject of an hours-long manhunt after police say two people were found dead in what investigators believe was a domestic incident. ⏱️ What […] The post Suspect Arrested After Double Homicide at Decatur Apartment appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
A dispute over seatbelts and ride capacity ended with a 16-year-old girl shot in a Waffle House parking lot early Sunday morning. 📍 What Happened: Five teenage girls called an Uber to leave the Waffle House on Chamblee Dunwoody Road around 2:30 a.m. Sunday. The driver said his car could only fit four passengers because […] The post Uber Driver Shoots Teenage Girl Outside Dunwoody Waffle House appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
Georgians who buy health insurance through Georgia Access, Georgia’s Affordable Care Act portal, saw their 2026 premiums this week, and many are paying twice as much as last year. What It Means For You: If you buy health insurance on your own, your monthly bill could jump by hundreds or even thousands of dollars starting […] The post Health Insurance Costs Double For Over 1 Million Georgians appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
Data centers gulp massive amounts of power, and that insatiable thirst is driving new production and distribution of natural gas supply, experts said at a legislative hearing Monday. A special House subcommittee heard from industry insiders involved in the sourcing and supply of the finite fossil fuel. “The need for electricity is growing tremendously, and […]| The Georgia Sun
A sprawling mess of thunderstorms is organizing itself into something more dangerous over the central Atlantic, moving fast toward the Caribbean. 🌊 Why It Matters: By late this week, this system could be knocking on the door of Caribbean islands that have seen their share of storms. The National Hurricane Center gives it a 70 […] The post Another Tropical Storm is Brewing in The Atlantic appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
A 16-year-old boy was found unresponsive in a driveway Sunday night, a gunshot wound ending his life before midnight struck in Bibb County. Why It Matters: Another young life lost to gun violence leaves a family grieving and a neighborhood searching for answers about what happened in their streets. What Happened: Deputies arrived at a […] The post Teen Shot Dead in Macon Driveway appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
A collision involving three vehicles on I-285 northbound near the I-75 merge sent four people to the hospital early Sunday morning, including one woman fighting for her life. Why It Matters: The crash shut down lanes during early morning hours on one of metro Atlanta’s busiest highway interchanges, and investigators still don’t know what caused […] The post 3-Car Crash on I-285 Sends Woman to Hospital With Life-Threatening Injuries appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
Georgia landed near the bottom of a new safety ranking, placing 42nd out of 50 states in a study that measured everything from violent crime to climate disasters to how many people lack health insurance. 🎯 Why It Matters: The ranking suggests residents face higher risks across multiple areas of daily life compared to most […] The post Is Georgia a Safe Place to Live? appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
Kingsland will host its 42nd annual Catfish Festival on November 21-22, bringing free entertainment, food and activities to the small Georgia town’s historic downtown. The two-day event typically draws 15,000 people each year to enjoy fried catfish, live music and more than 200 vendor booths. There is no admission fee. Country music artist Craig Campbell […] The post Everything You Need to Know About The Kingsland Catfish Festival 2025 appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
While the Cobb County School Board bans books from classroom shelves, the county’s public libraries are inviting residents to do the opposite: read them. 🎯 What’s Happening: Cobb County libraries are marking Banned Books Week from October 5-11 with a reading challenge that celebrates the very titles school officials have deemed too explicit for students. […]| The Georgia Sun
A driver was stopped and arrested after Marietta police clocked their speed at 122 miles per hour on a local roadway. 🚨 Why It Matters: The extreme speed puts every driver, passenger, and pedestrian in the area at risk. At that velocity, a vehicle becomes nearly impossible to control in an emergency. 📸 What Happened: […] The post Driver Arrested After Hitting 122 Miles Per Hour in Marietta appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
A Sunday morning argument between coworkers at a Kennesaw restaurant turned into a shooting when one employee called her husband to the scene. 📍 What Happened: Officers arrived at Martin’s Restaurant on Cobb Parkway within one minute of the 8:41 a.m. call on October 5. Two employees had been arguing inside the restaurant. One of […]| The Georgia Sun
A 300-unit apartment community called The Greene started construction in Lawrenceville, bringing another wave of rental housing to the area. 🏠 Why It Matters: The development adds hundreds of new rental units to Gwinnett County as housing costs continue to climb across metro Atlanta, giving residents more options in a tight market. 📋 What’s Happening: […] The post A New 3oo-Unit Apartment Complex is Coming to Lawrenceville appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
The Gwinnett County Police Department is currently working on two separate motor vehicle accidents, causing heavy traffic delays on I-85 Southbound and I-85 Northbound. Traffic on I-85 Southbound is currently shut down between Beaver Ruin Road and Pleasantdale Road with all southbound traffic being diverted to Beaver Ruin Road. Additionally, traffic on I-85 Northbound is […]| The Georgia Sun
Georgia Republicans who want to eliminate the state income tax vowed on Wednesday that they would not pay for it by taxing groceries and housing. Sen. Blake Tillery, R-Vidalia, secured agreement from a largely Republican study committee to neither impose a state tax on property or on grocery sales nor to increase the gasoline tax. […]| The Georgia Sun
Some National Park Services sites in Georgia, like Chattahoochee National Recreation Area, will remain open as the federal government shutdown continues. Visitors to the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area may notice reduced trash collection, restrooms cleaned less frequently, and phones not being answered during the shutdown. Brittany Jones, the executive director of the Chattahoochee National Park Conservancy, the […]| The Georgia Sun
It’s been nearly a year since Hurricane Helene tore through a large swath of South Georgia during the last week of September, killing 37 and causing widespread flooding and power outages. While blocked roads have long been cleared and power restored, Georgia farmers and foresters are still waiting for a full measure of disaster relief to replant […]| The Georgia Sun
Federal law enforcement authorities are defending the detention Thursday of 475 workers at Hyundai’s electric vehicle battery plant west of Savannah – most Korean nationals – amid complaints from the South Korean government and Democrats. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security executed a search warrant on a construction site as part of a monthslong investigation […]| The Georgia Sun
A federal judge has upheld a portion of a controversial 2022 Georgia election law dealing with absentee ballots. In a 50-page ruling Monday, U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee declared that the state had a “compelling governmental interest” in restricting the distribution of absentee ballot applications by third-party voting rights activists. He ruled that the state […]| The Georgia Sun
The impact of International Paper’s decision to close two pulp and paper mills in Coastal Georgia at the end of this month will spread far beyond those workers directly affected, state Commissioner of Agriculture Tyler Harper said Wednesday. “This is more than 1,100 jobs,” Harper told members of the Georgia House Rural Development Committee meeting […]| The Georgia Sun
A new survey of households across the country reveals what many already feel in their bones: the money doesn’t stretch like it used to. 💰 Why It Matters: Families in Georgia are spending more than half their monthly income on basic expenses before they can think about saving, investing, or planning for anything beyond next […]| The Georgia Sun
If you get into a car crash in Georgia, the ambulance that is your life line will be slower getting to you than it would be in 47 other states. 🚨 Why It Matters: The difference between a 30-minute ambulance ride and a 44-minute one isn’t just inconvenience — it’s the difference between the “golden […] The post Georgia’s Crash Victims Wait Nearly 44 Minutes for Help appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
The city started repaving 33 streets across Roswell this week, using a data-driven system that targets the roads in worst shape first. 🚧 What’s Happening: Crews began work Monday on nearly 207,000 square yards of roadway, funded by $1 million in state grants and $3 million from the city’s capital budget. The city uses something […] The post Roswell Begins $4 Million Road Resurfacing: Is Your Street on The List? appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
The government is shut down again. Federal workers aren’t getting paychecks. National parks are closed. And somewhere in Washington, our elected officials are pointing fingers at each other like toddlers fighting over the last juice box. Since one Georgia congresswoman has called for a national divorce, I’ve been thinking: maybe what Congress really needs isn’t […] The post The Government Shutdown: Because Congress Would Rather Sleep on the Couch Than Talk it Out appeared first on The...| The Georgia Sun
A woman’s body was pulled from the charred remains of an empty house on Columbus Road late Friday night, and investigators still don’t know who she was or how she died. 🔍 Why It Matters: The discovery raises questions about what happened inside the abandoned West Macon property before flames drew firefighters just after 11 […] The post Body Found In Abandoned Macon Home After Friday Fire appeared first on The Georgia Sun.| The Georgia Sun
About 630 sets of Blossom-branded children’s loungewear are being pulled from shelves after the company discovered the garments violate federal flammability standards for kids’ sleepwear. 🔥 Why It Matters: The pajamas could catch fire more easily than federal law allows, putting children at risk of serious burns or death while they sleep. 🛏️ What’s Happening: […]| The Georgia Sun
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A federal judge Wednesday threw out a challenge to portions of Georgia’s controversial new election law as poorly timed. U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee ruled that with runoff elections for vacant state House seats in Cobb County and southeast Georgia set for next Tuesday, it’s too late to change provisions in the current law. “The […]| The Georgia Sun
This entry is part of the series Backward GeorgiaBackward GeorgiaGeorgia is Number 1 in The Nation For Workplace Sex DiscriminationGeorgia Milestones Results Paint a Sad Picture for LiteracyGeorgia students posted modest academic gains in most of the tested grades and subjects last school year except in one key area. English Language Arts scores fell in […]| The Georgia Sun
A Georgia man has been convicted in a Louisiana federal court for his role in a scheme that involved stringing along women online then extracting millions of dollars from them. During a four-day trial, prosecutors presented evidence that Kenneth G. Akpieyi, 44, played a key role in defrauding women by connecting them with romantic partners […]| The Georgia Sun
In Georgia, people can be held responsible for false imprisonment if they get police to arrest someone who did nothing wrong. A former DeKalb County commissioner learned that costly lesson Monday in federal appeals court when judges sided with two women who are seeking $100,000 in damages and legal costs. The story almost writes itself. […]| The Georgia Sun
An investigation led by U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., has uncovered 510 credible reports of human rights abuses at immigration detention centers across the country. The list included 14 credible reports of mistreatment of pregnant women and 18 credible reports of mistreatment of children. “These detention facilities … are no place for children or pregnant […]| The Georgia Sun
A Southwest Georgia man was convicted in federal court this week of wire fraud resulting from a pandemic fraud scheme involving family members. Tyreek Brown, 28, of Pelham faces a maximum of 30 years in prison to be followed by five years of supervised release and a $1 million fine. He will be sentenced at […]| The Georgia Sun
A judge in Morgan County could set a precedent by forcing Georgia property owners who sued to halt development of a massive state-backed auto factory near their properties to pay for the other side’s legal costs. The case involves the proposed Rivian electric automobile plant on a rural stretch near Social Circle off Interstate 20. […]| The Georgia Sun
Lawyers representing the state and the Republican National Committee asked a federal appellate court Wednesday to reverse a lower court order blocking two provisions of a controversial election reform law the GOP-controlled General Assembly passed in 2021. A U.S. District Court judge granted a preliminary injunction in 2023 to civil rights and voting rights groups […]| The Georgia Sun
For nearly two decades, she was a nameless victim in a cold case file. Now, she is Nicole Alston again. In 2007, authorities in Georgia found a dismembered body—13 parts, carefully scattered. Missing were the hands, the feet, the head. With no way to identify her, and no one yet linking her disappearance to this […]| The Georgia Sun
A Gwinnett County woman was rescued from abduction by police Friday. Her abductor then attempted to escape, ramming several Gwinnett County Police cars in the process, police say.| The Georgia Sun
Before dawn on Wednesday, traffic crawled past blue lights on I-75 in Marietta as police investigated a hit-and-run.| The Georgia Sun
Thunderstorms and soaked ground could trigger flooding through the night in Georgia’s northern mountain counties.| The Georgia Sun
Hall County authorities are searching for five people with active warrants and are asking the public for help locating them.| The Georgia Sun
An investigation by the Atlanta Police reveals that a man who was shot and killed by a private citizen while attempting armed robbery| The Georgia Sun
Georgia has two universities earning national recognition for artificial intelligence research, according to a new analysis from Studocu.| The Georgia Sun
One of Gwinnett’s hardest-working police dogs is hanging up his collar. K9 Nitro is stepping back after eight years helping keep the county safe. 🚓 What’s Happening: Nitro, a 9-year-old Belgian Malinois from the Special Operations Division, is retiring on a vet’s advice due to age-related heat sensitivity and mobility issues. He’ll live with his […]| The Georgia Sun
Uncover the wonders of Rabun County with intriguing facts about its history, nature, and breathtaking landscapes.| The Georgia Sun
The morning began with company and ended with a creek. That’s the narrow corridor where the truth about Barbara Crenshaw vanished. She was 39. In the early hours of March 19, 1996, someone saw her with a man no one seems to know. By the end of that day, deputies found her in the creek. […]| The Georgia Sun
Beware of scams where people impersonate law enforcement to collect fake bond payments from families of inmates.| The Georgia Sun
Two arrests made as police uncover a meth conversion lab in Roswell. Discover the details of this drug bust investigation.| The Georgia Sun
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. visited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta Monday in the wake of a deadly shooting near the agency’s Roybal Campus that left both the suspected gunman and a police officer dead. Police said the suspect opened fire shortly before 5 p.m. Friday from across […]| The Georgia Sun
School is back. That big yellow bus is not a suggestion. Georgia law says when its red lights flash and the stop-arm swings out, most drivers on most roads| The Georgia Sun
A deadly shooting outside the CDC headquarters in Atlanta left a police officer and the suspected gunman dead Friday. The suspect claimed the COVID-19 vaccine| The Georgia Sun
Marietta Highway is closed tonight between Univeter Road and Ridge Road in Canton while crews from Georgia Power work alongside police. The closure is expected to last until around 9 p.m., forcing drivers to detour through surrounding streets. 🛑 Why It Matters: This stretch is a main east-west artery for commuters and commercial traffic. Even […]| The Georgia Sun
Tropical moisture and a weak wedge front will keep much of Georgia under a thick cloud blanket through the first half of the week, holding temperatures below seasonal norms. ☁ What’s Happening: The National Weather Service says mid- and upper-level tropical moisture combined with a weak wedge front will generate widespread cloud cover, especially in […]| The Georgia Sun
A months-long investigation in Columbus ended with the arrest of 34-year-old Joshua Alexander, accused of trafficking drugs and illegally carrying a gun. 🚨 Why It Matters: Police say the bust took a large stash of meth, cocaine, and a firearm off the streets, and put a repeat offender back behind bars. 🔍 What Happened: On […]| The Georgia Sun
Federal prosecutors say a Rome man made violent threats on a TikTok livestream and now faces a federal charge.| The Georgia Sun
A plan to add toll lanes along Georgia 400 in Fulton and Forsyth counties is getting a big boost from the federal government.| The Georgia Sun
Local election officials recommended a series of changes to state election laws Friday aimed at restoring public trust in the voting process.| The Georgia Sun
Policy wonks on both sides of an upcoming debate in the General Assembly over whether to eliminate Georgia's income tax are advocating a cautious approach.| The Georgia Sun
But the head of an organization that represents Georgia nursing homes said the so-called "Big Beautiful Bill" won't affect nursing homes because the final| The Georgia Sun
Atlanta businessman and Air Force veteran Kelvin King has entered the race for Georgia secretary of state.| The Georgia Sun
Cuts to Medicaid contained in President Donald Trump’s new budget bill put 37 Georgia nursing homes at risk of closing, according to a study released by Brown| The Georgia Sun
The Port of Savannah accounted for most of that growth, posting its second busiest year on record.| The Georgia Sun
The new Pilgrim's plant will be located in Walker County, with hiring expected to begin in 2027.| The Georgia Sun
When Congress passed President Donald Trump's controversial budget bill July 3, Republicans and Democrats went to their corners to portray it either as the| The Georgia Sun
What if they held an election and no one came?| The Georgia Sun
Gov. Brian Kemp is ordering state agencies to freeze spending at current levels during this fiscal year and fiscal 2027 to protect the state from federal| The Georgia Sun
Electric-vehicle manufacturer Rivian will establish a new East Coast headquarters in Atlanta, creating about 500 jobs when completed.| The Georgia Sun
Georgia speaks in numbers sometimes, whispering its truths through statistics that surface in government reports and research studies. This week, five figures| The Georgia Sun
A Richmond County man is wanted for murder after a deadly shooting last week on Barton Chapel Road. 🚨 Why It Matters: A suspected killer remains at large in Augusta, prompting police to warn residents that he should be considered armed and dangerous. 🔍 What’s Happening: Camron Brown faces a murder warrant in connection with […]| The Georgia Sun
A brutal assault inside the Bibb County Law Enforcement Center has led to murder charges for nine inmates and contraband charges for nine others, following| The Georgia Sun
Savannah College of Art and Design president Paula Wallace was honored at a White House ceremony Thursday night, where she was bestowed the Presidential| The Georgia Sun
Georgia politicians are reacting to President Donald Trump’s weekend decision to bomb Iranian nuclear sites mostly along party lines. Republicans have rushed to support the president’s action, while Democrats criticized Trump for ordering the bombing without congressional authorization and warned it could drag the U.S. into a lengthy war. “America can never allow Iran to […]| The Georgia Sun
Recent changes in the adoptions process in Georgia are causing such extensive delays that the state is no longer considered “adoption-friendly,” several adoption lawyers said Wednesday. But the owner of an adoption agency in Coastal Georgia and a birth mother defended Georgia’s process as ensuring that Peach State adoptions are safe. Before November 2023, Georgia […]| The Georgia Sun
The “One Big Beautiful Bill” has passed Congress and is now awaiting the president’s signature. The legislation combines permanent extensions of the 2017 federal tax cuts with major reductions to healthcare and nutrition assistance programs. For Georgia residents, especially those who rely on Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act marketplace, or rural hospitals, these changes could […]| The Georgia Sun
A Georgia probation officer faces DUI charges after causing a multi-car pileup on I-20 that seriously injured several people and shut down the interstate for hours on Independence Day. 🚗 What Happened: State Trooper investigators say Alexis Friendly, a two-year veteran with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision, was driving drunk in her government Ford […]| The Georgia Sun
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms entered the 2026 race for governor Tuesday, vowing to push back against the disruption perpetrated by the Trump administration. “We know there’s a lot of chaos coming out of Washington, D.C.,” Bottoms, a Democrat, told Capitol Beat in an exclusive interview. “It’s been destabilizing to the economy. I’m a […]| The Georgia Sun
Businesses front-loading orders to avoid looming tariffs are continuing to drive containerized cargo traffic at the Port of Savannah. The port handled 515,500 twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) last month, up 17% from April of last year and the third monthly record in a row, the Georgia Ports Authority reported Tuesday. “Our operations remain business-as-usual,” […]| The Georgia Sun
Across Georgia last November, voters heartily threw their support behind an amendment to the state constitution that sought to slow the escalation of property taxes. Two out of three voters favored Constitutional Amendment 1, which allowed communities to decide whether the annual rise in their property tax values should be linked to the generally lower […]| The Georgia Sun
A federal judge in Atlanta is weighing whether to order the government to restore the immigration status of 133 current or former college students, 26 of them in Georgia, who recently received word that it had been revoked. Judge Victoria M. Calvert of the Northern District of Georgia said she would issue a ruling on […]| The Georgia Sun
Dozens of Kennesaw State University students demonstrated outside the University System of Georgia offices Wednesday, protesting a decision by the school to terminate its Black Studies degree program. Opponents characterized the KSU decision as a blow to efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the schools. DEI programs have come under fire at […]| The Georgia Sun
Schools across Georgia will have to figure out how to pry cellphones from students’ hands next year now that a new ban will be taking effect. House Bill 340 prohibits personal communications devices in public school classrooms from kindergarten through eighth grade. The ban goes into effect in the summer of 2026. Gov. Brian Kemp […]| The Georgia Sun
By the middle of the next decade, Georgians may be able to travel between Atlanta and Savannah by high-speed rail, avoiding traffic and expensive air fares.| The Georgia Sun
U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-St. Simons Island, has become the first Republican to jump into next year’s U.S. Senate race following term-limited Gov. Brian| The Georgia Sun
The legislation's chief sponsor was Rep. Lehman Franklin, R-Statesboro, whose wife June received IVF treatment and is expecting a child next month.| The Georgia Sun
Cybercrime is on the rise in Georgia and around the country.| The Georgia Sun
Shareholders of The Chemours Company are urging the chemical producer to assess the impacts on ecologically sensitive areas before plunging into a mining| The Georgia Sun
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is forming an exploratory committee ahead of a potential run for governor next year.| The Georgia Sun
President Donald Trump's decision on Wednesday to pause a huge hike in tariffs on dozens of countries for 90 days gave the slumping stock market a one-day bump.| The Georgia Sun
Georgia lawmakers will be focusing this summer and fall on some unfinished business left over from this year’s General Assembly session.| The Georgia Sun
Parking Changes Are Coming to Canton Street in Roswell, But Questions Remain | The Georgia Sun
Tifton residents now have multiple opportunities to shape their city's future as officials announce openings on seven community volunteer boards.| The Georgia Sun
Shrimp farmers in Coastal Georgia are welcoming new tariffs announced last week by the Trump administration on imported shrimp, seeing them as a lifeline for| The Georgia Sun