Yearly Archives: 2023

GEORGIA TECH EDGES FLORIDA STATE IN OPENING ROUND OF ACC TOURNAMENT

In men’s college basketball – Georgia Tech edged Florida State 61-60 on Tuesday in the opening round of the ACC Tournament at Greensboro, NC. A late free throw from Ja’Von Franklin lifted the Yellow Jackets to victory. Miles Kelly scored a game-high 21 points. The 13th seeded Jackets will face fifth-seeded Pittsburgh in the next…read more »

BRIGHTER BIRTHDAYS’ 2ND ANNUAL DESSERT CHALLENGE SET FOR MARCH 26TH

Local non-profit Brighter Birthdays is looking forward to their 2nd annual Dessert Challenge, set for Sunday, March 26th at 4 pm at John Henry’s Grill, 233 Broad Street in downtown Rome. Five teams made up of community leaders and local bakers will compete to raise money, bake goodies, and support Brighter Birthdays, enthuses Amanda Hale,…read more »

GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY MARKS CROSSOVER DAY

Monday, March 6th was Crossover Day in the Georgia General Assembly’s 2023 session at the State Capitol in Atlanta. That is the deadline for bills to pass out of their legislative chamber of origin, House or Senate, in order to be considered by the other chamber during this session. Sine die (or the final day…read more »

GA SOS RAFFENSPERGER TO HEADLINE THE ‘FUTURE OF ELECTIONS’ PANEL AT SXSW

(Media release from the Georgia Secretary of State’s Press Office): Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger will be headlining the “Future of Elections” panel at South by Southwest 2023 (SXSW) on March 12th in Austin, Texas. Presenting alongside Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar, Secretary Raffensperger will make the case for commonsense, conservative election reforms on…read more »

HAWKS DROP SECOND STRAIGHT IN MIAMI TO HEAT

The Atlanta Hawks fell to the Miami Heat 130-128 on Monday night in the finale of a two-game set in Miami, Florida, which allowed the Heat to sweep the series. Jimmy Butler scored a game-high 26 points for the Heat, who also took the four-game season series between the teams by 3-1. Trae Young notched…read more »