POLITICS
Landowner’s 6-Year Legal Battle with Hinesville Heads to Court
A family with deep roots in the City of Hinesville and south Georgia’s Liberty County is headed to court this week in hopes of finally settling a legal battle that has pitted a property owner against a local government, involved environmental agencies from all levels of government, and run up the tab for legal fees and resource consumption for more than six years.
Local Government Around the State
EDUCATION
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SEGA traffic impacts continue for construction progress
Know before you go is a helpful slogan in southeastern Georgia as several infrastructure projects continue this week.
FLETC Adjust Curriculum to Prevent LEO Vehicular Deaths
According to the Officer Down Memorial page, vehicular crashes consistently rank as one of the leading causes of officer deaths.
2 Georgia Entities Get Grant Awards for Innovative Teacher Prep
Over two-thirds of the funded projects are specifically designed to better prepare teachers for teaching STEM and computer science.
BUSINESS
Feds Create Alliance for Solid Waste & Recycling Industry Associations
The hope is to protect the safety and health of workers in the solid waste industry through a partnership of the alliance and OSHA.
USPS Announces New Prices for 2020
Some products and services will hold steady while others will increase in price.
FTC Says AdvoCare Was Illegal Pyramid Scheme
The company, its former CEO, and two top promoters are permanently banned from multi-level marketing and the FTC has levied a $150 million fine.
NATIONAL
Court Backs VA Over Union-Limiting Executive Orders
One example of where the Executive Orders originated: VA employees spent more than a million duty hours on taxpayer-funded union time at a cost of more than $49 million.
