Dan Chapman
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Atlanta, GA, United States
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Deal raises concerns for Georgia farmers as ‘water war’ trial...
South Georgia farmers, not metro Atlanta lawn-lovers, have been sitting squarely in the legal cross hairs of Florida attorneys over the past month during the “water war” trial expected to conclude this week in this cold and rainy seaport town. → Read More
Rural Georgia jobs not rebounded from recession
The Great Recession technically ended seven years ago, but there has been no Great Recovery here in Southwest Georgia or, really, in most rural corners of the state. → Read More
This Georgia drought bears the mark of fire
More than 35,000 acres of North Georgia mountains are burning with no end in sight to the dangerous fires that have forced people from their homes, sent hundreds to hospitals and cast an acrid pall of smoke over metro Atlanta. → Read More
Georgia mountain town braces for wildfires
The fire crept down Pot Gap Ridge towards the valley below, plumes of white smoke puffing anew every few minutes or so. → Read More
N. Carolina vote to impact Georgia's 'religious liberty' fight
The outcome of the governor’s race in North Carolina could impact the ‘religious liberty’ fight in Georgia next year. → Read More
N.C. governor's projected loss offers lessons for Georgia
North Carolina Gov. → Read More
Georgia reacts to President-elect Trump
Georgians awoke Wednesday to Trump World, starring Donald J. → Read More
Newt Gingrich role in Trump cabinet?
Former Georgia congressman Newt Gingrich is sitting pretty today, a likely choice for a top position... → Read More
Florida hammers Georgia in water wars trial
Florida hammered Georgia on Tuesday over its alleged hoarding of Flint River water to the detriment of a parched Sunshine State during the “water war” trial ordered by the U. → Read More
Florida says Georgia hogs Chattahoochhee, Flint
Georgia portrayed Florida on Monday as a long-running legal opportunist finding fault with Atlanta lawn-lovers, South Georgia farmers, federal engineers — anybody but the Sunshine State — for the economic and ecological harm done to the Apalachicola River basin. → Read More
Georgia to vote on new coal ash disposal rules
Arsenic and other heavy metals — with toxicity levels 20 or 30 times federal standards — have been discovered in the groundwater near a half-dozen Georgia Power plants, according to newly released utility data. → Read More
Most severe drought restrictions imposed in this Georgia county
North Georgia’s searing drought has forced Haralson County, 35 miles west of downtown Atlanta,... → Read More
Hurricane evacuees in Georgia can head for home, governor says
SAVANNAH – Coastal Georgia residents who fled Hurricane Matthew started returning home Sunday to a clean-up that may take weeks or months. → Read More
On Tybee Island, hurricane clean up continues
For the 100 or so diehards that remained on Tybee Island through Hurricane Matthew, Sunday morning d... → Read More
Hurricane Matthew: Thousands in Georgia wait to return home
Helpful Links Road closures in the Savannah area: www.chathamcounty. → Read More
Hurricane Matthew ravages Tybee on Georgia coast
Sonja Edleman lives at the end of the road in a little wooden house with a parrot named Fiji. → Read More
Tybee Island floods as Hurricane Matthew batters Georgia coast
Hurricane Matthew pounded Tybee Island early Saturday morning with a powerful storm flooding parts o... → Read More
Hurricane Matthew threatens Florida coast
With hundreds of thousands of people streaming inland, Hurricane Matthew today slammed the eastern c... → Read More
Deadly Hurricane Matthew churns toward Florida and Georgia coasts
As Hurricane Matthew continues to rage through the Atlantic toward the East Coast, hundreds of thousands of Georgians are evacuating in what might prove to be an unprecedented weather event. → Read More
Dozens of Georgia state employees tally tens of thousands in...
Curtis Foltz, the ex-director of the Georgia Ports Authority, spent an average of $137,500 each year on expenses. → Read More