How do we provide the best health coverage for Georgians?

Most Americans get their health insurance from one of two providers: either through the government or from commercial health plans.

Violence is unacceptable

It’s no surprise that tensions are high during the year of a National election and many people on the left and the right have different opinions about what they want the future of the United States to look like. Regardless of your political views, violence is never the answer.

What do Bulgarians know about the South?

The things one learns while doing the kind of deep-dive research required to provide you with cutting-edge material that you can toss out to your amazed friends at the next church social. According to QR Code Generator – whatever that is – Georgia is the least sociable state in the union.

It’s The Law: A Gift For A Lifetime

Over the past two months, many clients have reached out discussing their wish to give gifts to their graduating children and grandchildren. Many wanted to give significant assets of either cash or appreciating assets such as securities.

Painted Fern Art Festival colors town this weekend

There is never a shortage of events to attend in Rabun County during the summer, and this weekend is no exception with the 2024 Painted Fern Art Festival presented by the North Georgia Arts Guild.

Atlanta veterans attempt to set the record straight on Vietnam War

Let’s face it. The Vietnam War was not our finest hour. The Greatest Generation that took on Germany and Japan in World War II and prevailed came home and spawned a Not-So-Great Generation who put self above country. How the U.S.

Me and Myles: Two old newspaper guys had good times together

Myles Robert Godfrey and I were in diapers the first time we met. I think Myles had soiled his, but I didn’t say anything. After all, he was just a month-old. I was a year old. It was inevitable that Myles and I would see a lot of each other over the years.

Feds, stop causing the problem in the first place

American industry has a new reason to be optimistic. The Supreme Court’s recent decision to stop courts from deferring to bureaucrats’ interpretation of the law should prevent many costly new regulations in the future.

Celebrate, but also remember our American responsibilities

As the fireworks go bursting in air from now through this weekend in celebration of America’s 248 years of freedom, there will continue to be much turmoil throughout our nation.

Will the American frog escape the caldron of Communism?

On a recent episode of “American Thought Leaders” on Epoch TV, Dr. Ben Carson drew attention to a report that was read into the Congressional record over sixty years ago — Jan. 10, 1963.