Crossover Day: Which bills from Chatham legislators will make the cut?
As the Georgia General Assembly closes in on the end of a two-year session, a few bills from Chatham legislators are cutting it close.
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As the Georgia General Assembly closes in on the end of a two-year session, a few bills from Chatham legislators are cutting it close.
This year, all of Chatham's state house positions are up for re-election. A few candidates won't face challenges this year, but with the departure of State Sen. Lester Jackson, who is running for labor commissioner this year, four candidates are looking to win his seat.
After announcing a bill that would revoke Port Wentworth's cityhood, state legislators pull back and call for the council to work together.
Gov. Brian Kemp’s 2022-2023 state budget could mean additional state funding for several local entities.
Government dysfunction in Port Wentworth prompts local leaders in Georgia General Assembly to consider dissolving city charter.