“It was a choice,” Eric Oberg, Rails to Trails Conservancy’s Senior Director of Programs, says of Columbus, Ohio’s decision to spend $250 million over the next five years to build 150 miles of bikeways, walkways and trails. “It will be transformational for…
The Ledger-Enquirer’s annual Holiday Help program has returned for another year. We are continuing our partnership with the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries to connect folks in need with folks willing and able to help them make their Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanzaa…
The face of Georgia will change substantially in the decades ahead as the state continues to grow older and more diverse. That’s according to the latest long-term population projections recently released by the Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget. Completed…
This story is published in partnership with DeSmog, the climate investigations site. In Ohio’s rural southeastern corner, Marietta College geology professor David Jeffrey was among the residents worried that industry activity in America’s booming natural gas region could be polluting…
Special | 6m 58sVideo has Closed Captions | CC Discover how the Charter of 1732 laid the foundation for the colony of Georgia. Learn why Britain created Georgia, who controlled it, and how early rules shaped life in the colony. Georgia Stories is available to…
When I’m asked why I’ve dedicated my life to helping elect Democratic women, my mind often goes to the women of Georgia. In the four years since Republicans took a wrecking ball to women’s constitutional rights and the U.S.
Monroe Lake Wildlife Area, a popular hunting and fishing destination in eastern Ohio, could become the latest public-land site pursued for drilling, according to Signal Ohio. The proposal covers shale rights beneath about 618 acres of the 1,333-acre Monroe County preserve,…
Below, please see a full recap of economic announcements from recent months, with more to come in the days ahead. Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that Mitsubishi Power Americas, Inc. (Mitsubishi Power) is investing $490 million in expanding its existing footprint…
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson asked state lawmakers to update firearm laws following the announcement by the ATF that it would no longer enforce requirements under the National Firearms Act regarding short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns and firearm suppressors. CONTRIBUTED Confusion…
JD Vance built a national career as the Ohio hillbilly who could explain what it felt like to be looked down on. Now, as vice president, he is inviting Americans to look and punch down on others. I am a…
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