A popular Woodstock eatery with a decidedly conservative feel has closed, the restaurant said last month on Facebook.
“Yes, it is true…as of today the Right Wing Tavern is officially closed,” according to a June 23 posting.
“We love everyone in our Right Wing family so, so much! Thank you everyone for the good times, memories and friendships made there. Thanks for the support during the years. It was a very difficult thing, but we feel (it is) what’s best for our family and staff right now.”
Voters in Georgia’s Ninth Congressional District head to the polls tomorrow to choose a new member of Congress. Eight candidates are vying to replace Nathan Deal, a Republican who resigned to run for governor in November – one Democrat, Mike Freeman of Gainesville; one independent, Eugene Moon of Gainesville; and six Republicans – Chris Cates of Blairsville; Tom Graves of Ranger; Lee Hawkins of Gainesville; Bert Loftman of Jasper; Bill Stephens of Cumming; and Steve
ATLANTA – New legislation would allow Georgia residents to purchase “health plans that have been approved for sale in other states.” “This legislation will open up the individual insurance market and allows consumers to find the plan that best fits their needs,” Gov. Sonny Perdue said in a statement. “It will also help those that are uninsured find a plan that works for them.” State Rep. Matt Ramsey, R-Peachtree City, introduced House Bill 1184. Under the legislation, insurers
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