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Senator Larry Walker: Clearing Red Tape So Georgians Can Get to Work Hardworking Georgians are ready to roll up their sleeves and get to work—but too often, outdated rules and

Investing in the Next Generation: Alexandria High School Awarded MAELC Grant to Expand Agricultural Learning A $10,000 Boost for Hands-On Education As conversations about food systems, sustainability, and agricultural literacy

Today’s a Whole Mood, Y’all If you woke up this morning and wondered, “What exactly am I supposed to be celebrating today?”—well, brace yourself. The universe has delivered a delightful

Celebrating Extraordinary Service: New York Honors Its Quiet Heroes In a world often captivated by headlines about conflict, politics, and division, it is easy to forget how much good is

A Community Jolted by Fear What began as an ordinary Sunday in Georgetown, Kentucky, quickly turned into a community-wide moment of fear as an hours-long barricade situation unfolded at Sawyer

Voters Say the Shutdown Wasn’t Worth It In this past Friday’s WG Discussion Points, David Winston of The Winston Group walked through the political fallout from the longest federal government

A Major Step Forward as Texas Submits Federal Grant Application A long-awaited effort to bring a state veterans cemetery to East Texas has reached a major milestone. Texas Land Commissioner

A Voice From the Plymouth Colony Edward Winslow, born in 1595 in England, was one of the Pilgrim leaders who crossed the Atlantic aboard the Mayflower in 1620. Settling at

Strengthening Waterway Safety: Pennsylvania Lawmakers Push for Clearer Dam Markings Pennsylvania’s waterways are a natural treasure, drawing thousands of boaters, kayakers, anglers, and families each year. But beneath the peaceful

Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced a bill aimed at closing gaps in the state’s child protection system by requiring stronger coordination between child welfare workers and law enforcement. Senate Bill 432—known