Category: Georgia
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City Paid Law Firms With Airport Funds – AJC
The AJC has reported that the city of Atlanta often used airport revenue to pay law firms to respond to the ongoing federal investigation into corruption at Atlanta City Hall https://www.ajc.com/business/faa-subpoenas-hartsfield-jackson-records-advance-audit/iIN5ihTxVEvB0VBQmxd6UP/ Business April 22, 2019 By Kelly Yamanouchi, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution – FAA subpoenas Hartsfield-Jackson records in advance of audit – possible misuse of airport revenue
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Atlanta Hotel Furniture Repair
Furniture built to standards
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Man steals cab to get fast food
September 19, 2011 MACON, Ga. — Police say a Macon man accused of stealing a taxicab
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Longest Bridge in Georgia
The Sidney Lanier Bridge is often called the longest bridge in Georgia. There may be longer spans over swamps and lowlands, but the Sidney Lanier deserves mention as it is truly a remarkable bridge. On the bay of the Brunswick River, the bridge is in the middle of nowhere. Half way between Jacksonville Florida and…
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Hunter Pope Golf Course, Monticello Georgia
Listed as semi-private, Hunter Pope is a friendly golf course of moderate difficulty near Monticello Georgia. While many holes are un-remarkable, the Par 4 first hole provides 350 yards of wide open play to make an easy start. The extremely short 3rd hole par 4 boasts a blind green from the tee, and the green…
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Georgia Guidestones
50 miles northeast of Athens Georgia are the Guidestones, purchased by persons unknown and sculpted and erected by the Elberton Granite Finishing Company. Visible on Google Maps, the structure is nearly twenty feet tall and weighs over 100 tons. Inscribed with some odd philosophy in several languages, the Guidestones also contain some interesting astonomical features. Noon…