Doing good, but doing it greater...

In case you haven't heard, 2026 is an election year on multiple levels (click HERE for our article on happenings on the state level/Georgia). And yes, to this day, politics is local; one such local election for those in Gwinnett County includes the county's Superior Court (judge), as this is the position Ramona Toole (Esq) is running for. In our conversation with her, we get a point of reference of her credentials, platform, and ways to stay informed and engaged with her ca

While the current political landscape has a number of people in a challenging situation on the national level, there's a saying coined by the late (and former) US House of Representatives Speaker Tip O'Neill. "All politics is local". When it comes within the state of Georgia, there are a number of bills on the state floor up for debate. In this case, there are a few bills which potentially can help protect voters' rights and access along with civil rights protections (if pas

Critical and vital typically draws to mind a meaning of an emergency or something which is absolutely necessary. Given the current landscape, when it comes to areas of concern related to immigration law (and law in general), there's a clear need for those in the profession to be purpose-led and filled, having a tremendous acumen within their chosen fields, and showing a level of commitment and integrity given the nature of the day. Our conversation with The V-Law Group, PLLC

On February 5, 2026, some positive news is coming from Congress, especially as it relates to the 4th Congressional District. Representative Hank Johnson's office announces securing more than $11 million in Community Project Funding. This in turn is focused on areas of concern and need in the district, including Stonecrest, Lithonia, Stone Mountain, Clarkston, Tucker, Doraville, Chamblee, Dunwoody (all in DeKalb County) along with Peachtree Corners, Norcross, and Duluth (all

February 1, 2026. It's a new day and a new month. And while there are some things new in the manner in which they appear, as the saying goes in a chapter of the basic instructions before leaving earth, there's nothing new under the sun. And we shouldn't be surprised by what we see; if anything, simply be as aware and engaged as possible to provide some measure of checks and balances before things become too imbalanced. In recent days, we've seen ramped up activity when it c

It's that time again. As 2025 comes to a close and 2026 is about to begin (as of this Thursday), we take time to take a look back at a few of our favorite stories covered during the year. Of course, all stories are good ideas as there's always something taking place during the year, and while we're sure there's going to be a level of debate and discussion, that's ok. It's good to share and exchange ideas, especially on items that connect with people and the places and spaces

Part of what makes the 7th Amendment of the US Constitution is ensuring that the parties involved in a case have a right to have their...

On Saturday (August 16, 2025), the Lou Walker Senior Center provides the setting for the greater community. It's a celebration of the...

To call the current political landscape a challenging setting is an understatement. Given the recent passing of one of a number of bills...

Things changed. We hear this phrase when it comes to something big; at times, the "big deal" is a positive game-changer. And there's...