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Did you know this about the caboose?

March 15, 2018 Todd DeFeo

The caboose may be the most recognizable railroad car, but they are rarely seen on the rails today.

Belton: Air Force, Bring the F-35 Lightning II Down to Georgia

March 9, 2018 Dave Belton

A strange thing happened yesterday in Vermont that presents a fascinating opportunity for Georgia.

Atlanta airport implements new operating hours

March 7, 2018 Sightseers’ Delight

Officials said the change stems from increasing volume of passengers, visitors and ongoing ATLNext construction projects.

Smyrna approves ‘Restaurant Districts’ policy

March 7, 2018 Express Telegraph

City council members in Smyrna have approved a new policy allowing diners to carry alcoholic drinks like wine and beer in a to-go cup within designated “Restaurant Districts.”

Southeastern Railway Museum honoring cabooses during special event

February 25, 2018 Special to Sightseers’ Delight

The Southeastern Railway Museum will celebrate cabooses, the crews that called them home and their role on the railroad during April’s Caboose Days.

Georgia hands-free measure passes committee

February 23, 2018 Express Telegraph

Georgia’s House Judiciary Non-Civil Committee passed a measure that would mandate hands-free driving law in Georgia.

Georgia House approves bill to cut state taxes

February 23, 2018 Express Telegraph

The Georgia House of Representatives passed a measure cutting individual and corporate state income taxes.

Relive the ‘Golden Years’ of aviation at the Delta Flight Museum

February 22, 2018 Todd DeFeo

Though it may be hard to believe at times, there was once a Golden Age of flying.

Three ideas for improving the patient experience at Georgia hospitals

February 6, 2018 Todd DeFeo

The state of Georgia has an opportunity to take action and work to prevent the needless deaths of infants in the care of Georgia’s hospitals.

Belton: Cuts in Military Spending Weaken our National Security

January 25, 2018 Dave Belton

How many of you would hop into a 1950 Buick, strap on a bunch of bombs and drive that 70-year-old car across the continent? Well, the Air Force does this every day, flying across vast oceans and barren continents.