Adam Beam
Politics Newsletter Editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
I help write and edit the Politically Georgia newsletter for the @ajc. Today's newsletter: https://t.co/6IyOF2g0VN
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6 days ago |
ajc.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today’s newsletter highlights:Kemp could expand the Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s subpoena power. Transportation commissioner puts positive spin on bottleneck rankings. Some in Georgia’s congressional delegationare in the red. Pivot to ChinaThe trial lawyers pushing Gov. Brian Kemp to block protections for agrochemical companies are trying out a different tactic this week: a new ad focusing on China, a trending pressure point in GOP politics.
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1 week ago |
ajc.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today’s newsletter highlights:Democrat Everton Blair picks up key endorsement in his bid for Congress. Sonny Perdue bemoans increase in online course enrollment. Raphael Warnock launches a book tour. More StoriesThe LatestFeaturedFollow on to an AJC investigation into failure of citizen review board to probe cases of police deadly force. Police chief supports its oversight role and pledges cooperation.
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1 week ago |
kristv.com | Adam Beam
MATHIS, Tx — Mathis Independent School District (ISD) and Taft ISD are collaborating to investigate an altercation that occurred during Tuesday night’s varsity softball game. Tuesday's game was the UIL 3A District 29 championship. “We’re working with Taft ISD, reviewing footage and statements to piece together a comprehensive picture of everything that occurred," Mathis ISD Superintendent Todd White told KRIS 6.
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1 week ago |
kztv10.com | Adam Beam
MATHIS, Tx — Mathis Independent School District (ISD) and Taft ISD are collaborating to investigate an altercation that occurred during Tuesday night’s varsity softball game. Tuesday's game was the UIL 3A District 29 championship. “We’re working with Taft ISD, reviewing footage and statements to piece together a comprehensive picture of everything that occurred," Mathis ISD Superintendent Todd White told KRIS 6.
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1 week ago |
kztv10.com | Adam Beam
The Taft City Council voted Tuesday to authorize City Manager Ryan Smith to hire a new interim police chief. Following an unscheduled executive session, the council voted unanimously to allow Smith to pursue John S. Galvan for the interim position. Galvan, a Mathis native, most recently served as chief deputy for the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office. According to a post by the department, Galvan has 50 years of law enforcement experience.
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It'll soon be study season in Georgia. Lawmakers OK'd 31 study committees to meet later this year. We highlighted a few contenders in today's Politically Georgia newsletter. https://t.co/ZnlTFThYiN https://t.co/WLo111wS4D
Candidates for the next chair of the Georgia Democratic Party will participate in four forums leading up to the vote on May 3: April 22: Albany April 26: Cobb County April 28: Toccoa May 1: Statesboro Read more in today's Politically Georgia newsletter https://t.co/ZnlTFThYiN https://t.co/eDln9vUSFb
Inside today's Politically Georgia newsletter: - New poll shows Georgia voters are worried about tariffs - Lawmakers try to fix a math error in a college grant program - Raphael Warnock will speak in Warm Springs on the anniversary of FDR’s death https://t.co/ZnlTFThYiN