Politics

As the Georgia legislative session nears its conclusion, there is mounting pressure on legislators to make firm commitments to several crucial immigration measures. State legislators are currently confronted with the critical obligation of deliberating on and, ultimately, endorsing a series of proposals that possess the capacity to significantly reshape the immigration policy framework of the … Read more

The recently passed Senate bill places additional restrictions on the participation of transgender individuals in educational and athletic activities, a measure that has sparked extensive discourse. This legislative measure represents a pivotal juncture in the continuous discourse concerning transgender rights and the promotion of inclusiveness in public spheres, specifically academic and athletic institutions. The Senate … Read more

The Georgia Senate voted in favor of the state budget for fiscal year 2025 during a streamlined and effective legislative session. This resolute measure highlights the dedication of Georgia’s legislators to guaranteeing fiscal prudence and strategic distribution of resources, thereby establishing a foundation for continued economic expansion and prosperity. The endorsement of the budget, which … Read more

In 2024, the Cherokee Nation is holding a special election, something that doesn’t happen often. This election is happening because the tribe needs to decide if they should have a big meeting called a constitutional convention. This meeting hasn’t happened since 1999, and it’s a big deal because it’s all about discussing and maybe changing … Read more

In a recent decision, the legislature has approved a bill that requires clerks to report passport fee collections. This new law aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the handling of passport fees. Under the legislation, clerks responsible for processing passport applications will be mandated to submit detailed reports on the fees they collect. These … Read more

Cherokee County Commissioner Benny Carter recently held a town hall meeting at the Heritage Club clubhouse in Canton’s River Green subdivision, where he engaged with around 35 residents from his district. The meeting, which took place on March 21, aimed to give locals a chance to connect directly with Carter and learn more about county … Read more

In reaction to mounting concerns over delays in mail conveyance over Georgia and the country, Representative Jon Ossoff and a few Georgia agents are requesting answers from the U.S. Postal Benefit (USPS). The issue has started broad disappointment among inhabitants, businesses, and authorities alike, inciting calls for quick activity to address the situation. Reports of … Read more

The Biden administration, through the Department of the Interior, has announced a substantial allocation of over $120 million to tribal governments to address the pressing issue of climate change. This funding is specifically aimed at helping tribal nations adapt to climate threats, including the crucial task of relocating infrastructure. Indigenous communities across the United States … Read more

Cherokee County authorities advise voters to apply for absentee votes early due to USPS delays. Officials have stressed the significance of early preparation to guarantee that all eligible voters can vote on time due to postal delays. Mail service issues and delays nationwide prompted the need for early absentee ballot applications. The election process may … Read more

Cherokee County’s Board of Elections and Voter Registration certified the March 12 presidential primary election results on Monday at the Cherokee County Conference Center in Canton.The board unanimously included 12 provisional ballots in the certified results after careful analysis to ensure a complete and accurate election result. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump … Read more