While many may debate the proper role of government, most would agree that creating roads is a reasonable expectation in exchange for taxes. City streets…
Saturday my neighborhood experienced some drama. Squealing tires, smoke rising from a busy intersection and watching cars back down the medians in front of my…
September 11th always holds strong feelings for Americans. We cry, we remember, we wax philosophically about unity. I was reminded of both the hopefulness of…
You may have heard the name Rayshard Brooks. You may remember the name of Kathryn Johnson in the early 2000s. These two names have arguably…
They say all politics is local, and for me that has always been true. This post is about something that for the weeks of the…
Where should I begin? I keep seeing a lot of legislators outside of the city talk about “violent crime” and various things happening in my…
H/T To Scarlet Hawk and to The Political Insider for this tidbit. The Political Insider has gotten word that Rep Trey Kelley (R-Cedartown) is stepping…
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has chosen to not run for re-election. She’s got the money, the backing of the Biden administration, and the Black elite…
I wrote about Microsoft moving into Atlanta a couple of weeks ago. This week, they met with the Grove Park Neighborhood Assn. You can find…
As election fall out continues, Fulton County’s Elections Director was fired, then he wasn’t, following this blistering report. The report told us what seemed to…