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When it comes to the Supreme Court, I favor unpacking it more than packing it. Let me unpack my logic. I’m advocating for a national campaign calling on Justice Clarence Thomas to pack it in and announce his retirement. Following is the letter I sent him. Dear Justice Thomas, You are in your thirtieth year on the Court. You are now its longest serving member. I know you are much more proud of that record than another you hold — once having gone an entire decade without asking a single...

After a decade on the books, a tax credit that has played a crucial role in helping local downtown building owners to afford key maintenance projects is set to expire.

Georgia House lawmakers rehashed a bill Tuesday aimed at pushing back the deadline when voters can request and send in absentee ballots before elections.

MONROE CITY, Mo. — A contract was quietly renewed last week for the school resource officer serving Monroe City R-I School District during a recent meeting of the Monroe City

More than one in three Kentucky young people in a recent survey said electronic cigarette use had increased among youth during the pandemic, and 14 percent said e-cigarettes are safer

BARTLETT — Candidates for town and school offices will have more time to campaign this election season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While voting normally takes place in non-SB2 towns on the second Tuesday in March, selectmen in Bartlett plan to take advantage of Gov. Chris Sununu’s Emergency Order No. 83, which allows towns this year to push back town voting and town meetings to as late as July. Bartlett Selectmen Gene Chandler, Vicki Garland and Gus Vincent voted unanimously Feb. 3 ...

Roanokes member of the Virginia House of Delegates is pursuing two state offices at once, reelection to the House and the Democratic nomination to run for lieutenant governor in November.

Water quality, transportation, and diversity, equity and inclusion will be three of the top priorities of the Teton County Board of County Commissioners in 2022.

Close Jean Gay, DAR regent, and Jenni Carter, Historic Preservation Committee chair, watch as Moultrie Mayor William McIntosh and Chairman Denver Braswell of the Colquitt Commission, sign the Georgia Day Proclamation. John Benning Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution DAR chapter prepares to celebrate Georgia Day Staff Reports Feb 8, 2021 Jean Gay, DAR regent, and Jenni Carter, Historic Preservation Committee chair, watch as Moultrie Mayor William McIntosh an...

A group of lawmakers has filed a bill that seeks to shift authority over elk feedground closures from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to the governor.