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Federal officials say a prominent Georgia Republican was running a $140 million Ponzi scheme
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Federal officials say a prominent Georgia Republican was running a $140 million Ponzi scheme

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Judge Benjamin Land Appointed to Georgia Supreme Court by Gov. Kemp
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Judge Benjamin Land Appointed to Georgia Supreme Court by Gov. Kemp

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Gov. Brian Kemp appointed Judge Benjamin A. Land to the Georgia Supreme Court, filling the vacancy left by retired Justice Michael Boggs.See the Story
USDA Announces $16 Billion Disaster Relief for Farmers
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USDA Announces $16 Billion Disaster Relief for Farmers

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BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced today that agricultural producers who suffered eligible crop losses due to natural disasters in 2023 and 2024 can now apply for $16 billion in assistance through the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program (SDRP). To expedite the implementation of SDRP, USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) is delivering assistance in two stages. The first stage is open to producers with el…See the Story

New Georgia Senate Committee to Mull Repealing State Income Tax

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ATLANTA — Lt. Gov. Burt Jones Thursday announced the creation of a state Senate committee that will consider eliminating Georgia’s income tax.Taxes · GeorgiaSee the Story

Georgia Maintains Highest Bond Ratings

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ATLANTA – The “Big Three” bond rating companies again have given Georgia the highest rating of AAA, praising the state’s commitment to fiscal responsibility and record of economic growth and job creation. “The ‘AAA’ long-term rating reflects our view of Georgia’s demonstrated resilient budgetary performance across credit cycles, coupled with responsible fiscal management that has enabled the state to make timely adjustments to general fund expendAtlanta, Georgia · AtlantaSee the Story

City of Americus hears request by Police Chief to start youth curfew earlier - Americus Times-Recorder

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The Americus City Council met on July 17. City of Americus Police Chief Mark Scott made a request to the City Council to amend the City’s curfew ordinance. Under the current ordinance, curfew for minors starts at midnight during the week and 1 a.m. during the weekends. The curfew ends at 5:30 a.m. “We would like to change that to be in line with all the other cities in our areas, which would be 11 p.m. on weeknights and midnight on the weekends.…Americus · AmericusRead Article

Construction begins at the future Reverend Pearly Brown Music Park - Americus Times-Recorder

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Transformation is officially underway at the future Reverend Pearly Brown Music Park – formerly the site of Habitat for Humanity International’s Global Village and Discovery Center. The One Sumter Economic Development Foundation, which acquired the property, has begun construction on the long-anticipated project. The GVDC was permanently closed in 2020 during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and One Sumter partnered with Habitat for Humanity I…Americus · AmericusRead Article

A summer of extraordinary gardens - Americus Times-Recorder

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In the blazing heat of the summer, keeping a yard well-maintained can be a challenge. Tasks like mowing the lawn or watering flowers may seem aggravating to some, and daunting to others. But there is a unique group of people who refuse to let the heat, or anything else, stop them from pouring love and care into their yards – and the Dogwood Garden Club has noticed. Consisting of 21 members, the Dogwood Garden Club of Sumter County meets monthly …Americus · AmericusRead Article

William “Bill” Bird will be missed - Americus Times-Recorder

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William John Bird, known to his friends as Bill, will be deeply missed by the many people he dedicated his life to serving. “I saw him just a week ago at the Kiwanis meeting,” says friend and co-worker Chet Crowley. “I’ve known Bill for over ten years. We met through Kiwanis and he recruited me for an open Bailiff’s (Green Coat) position at the Courthouse.” In Kiwanis, Bill served in a variety of elected positions including past president and fo…Americus · AmericusRead Article

Southland cheerleaders attend camp - Americus Times-Recorder

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The Southland Academy Varsity and Middle School Cheer squads recently attended a Universal Cheerleaders Association camp at Auburn University. Both squads worked hard in workshops throughout the week and won the coveted banana the first night for having the most spirit out of 22 teams! Amelia Kinnebrew (senior) and Maison Duke (8th grade) received the Pin it Forward Award from UCA Staff. Reeves Young (junior), Jenna Benjamin (freshman), and Anna…Americus · AmericusRead Article

SGTC’s Charles Cooper to Retire After 18 Years of Dedicated Service - Americus Times-Recorder

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Charles “Coop” Cooper has over 18 years of dedicated service as a valued maintenance technician at South Georgia Technical College. He announced recently that he is retiring effective July 31, 2025.Known for his reliability, craftsmanship, and positive spirit, “Coop” has been an integral part of keeping the college running smoothly—often working behind the scenes but always making a big impact.“Coop” came to the grounds of South Georgia Technica…La Grange · La GrangeSee the Story

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