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Boehner appoints two to National Women’s History Museum Commission

April 3, 2015 John Boehner

Last year Congress overwhelmingly approved legislation creating a bipartisan commission to study the establishment of a National Women’s History Museum in the nation’s capital.

What happened to missing MH370?

March 27, 2015 rick.eriksen

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 remains missing and to this day there has been no trace of evidence of a plane crash in any ocean.

Cowsert: It’s Your Money

January 23, 2015 Bill Cowsert

There is only one bill that the Georgia General Assembly has to pass each year – the budget. It is our predominant duty, more important than any law we pass under the Gold Dome and a duty more important that any partisan agenda. As your elected representatives and senators, we must remain good stewards of your money.

Cowsert: State Senate Reconvenes in the People’s Building

January 15, 2015 Bill Cowsert

This week, the Senate convened for its first day of the 2015 legislative session, and the newly elected senators were sworn in for our two-year term of office. I paid special attention as my colleagues reminded me why I was there.

December filled with holiday hunting traditions

December 1, 2014 Tony Young

There’s finally a chill and certain festiveness in the air as most of us try to take time off from work to enjoy spending quality time with family and friends and reflect on the passing year. Children will be out of school on winter break soon, and while the holiday season is upon us, so are several traditional hunting opportunities.

Visit historic sites to learn and to be happy, English report finds

November 18, 2014 Todd DeFeo

Visiting historic sites is a great way to learn about the many events that have helped shape civilization into the world it is today.

Give thanks for hunting opportunities galore

November 1, 2014 Tony Young

November means the 2014-15 huntin’ season is in full swing. In this month’s column, I cover almost everything you need to know about general gun, fall turkey, quail, snipe and the second phase of mourning and white-winged dove season.

Boehner: Travel ban should be considered by President as Ebola crisis worsens

October 15, 2014 John Boehner

Concerns about the possibility of an outbreak of this sort prompted the House to provide more funding for the CDC than requested, and the tragic developments seen in recent weeks demonstrate that decision was a prudent one.

Cooler weather brings more hunting opportunities

October 2, 2014 Tony Young

Football season is in full swing, and the 2014-15 hunting season is cranking up. Heck, in Zone A, they’re already into general gun season. But for the rest of us, I’d like to cover some things you should know regarding three hunting seasons that are just around the corner: muzzleloading gun, gray squirrel and the first phase of dove.

Shades of 1998: Mr. Toad, meet the Maelstrom

September 25, 2014 Todd DeFeo

Early next month, Epcot’s Maelstrom is set to go the way of World of Motion, Mission to Mars and, yes, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride. Walt Disney World officials are Mr. Toading the Maelstrom.