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Discussion with Ling-Ling Nie: Bouncing Back - Vimarsana News

Discussion with Ling-Ling Nie: Bouncing Back

Law school seemed like the path she was supposed to go down, but once there, Ling-Ling Nie felt like a fish out of water. We discuss how she discovered her passion for compliance and how figuring out what you don’t want in life is as valuable as exploring what you do like.

GBI official first female president of black law enforcement organization - Vimarsana News

GBI official first female president of black law enforcement organization

DECATUR — Natalie Ammons, deputy director of the GBI Office of Public and Governmental Affairs, has been sworn in as the president of the Georgia Chapter of the National Organization

Georgia Power plans to finish shift from coal-fired plants by 2035 - Vimarsana News

Georgia Power plans to finish shift from coal-fired plants by 2035

Georgia Power plans to power down the last of its coal-fired plants by 2035, when Plant Bowen in northwest Georgia is poised to close, according to long-term planning documents the company filed Monday.

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Ga. House Speaker Ralston says 'No issue is more important to me this session than mental health' - Vimarsana News

Ga. House Speaker Ralston says 'No issue is more important to me this session than mental health'

Georgia House Speaker David Ralston filed House Bill 1013 on Wednesday. During a morning press conference, he said the bill represents input from the Georgia Behavioral Health Reform and Innovation Commission, formed by Gov. Brian Kemp in 2019.  

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Legislative Day 7 Gold Dome Report - Vimarsana News

Legislative Day 7 Gold Dome Report

It was Mental Health Day under the Gold Dome, headlined by the unveiling of Speaker David Ralston’s (R-Blue Ridge) much discussed, and anticipated, mental health parity bill. House lawmakers, members of the Behavioral Health Reform and Innovation Commission