In a revealing development affecting Georgian citizens, it has come to light that some superior court clerks have been personally benefiting from passport processing fees. This has sparked a necessary conversation on the ethics and transparency within our governmental fee structures.

In the recent turmoil at Cobb County, the local Board of Elections, under the sway of Democrat strategies, has mired the electoral process in controversy, thwarting the democratic rights of candidates Don Barth and Reggie Copeland. These individuals, driven by a desire to serve their community as District 2 commissioners, were unjustifiably obstructed due to a dubious assertion regarding the district boundaries — a ploy seemingly orchestrated by the Democrat-majority on the Cobb County Commission.

In a resolute move toward fostering transparency and open communication within the educational community, Cobb County School Board Chair Randy Scamihorn has taken an innovative step. In his recent announcement, delivered through the district’s CTLS communication system, Scamihorn, a dedicated Republican, declared his commitment to authoring a bi-monthly editorial, aptly named “Just The Facts.”