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Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper announced earlier this week that five of Georgia’s Agricultural Commodity Commissions are seeking nominations from producers to serve on their respective commissions. (Georgia Department of Agriculture Seal)

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper announced earlier this week that five of Georgia’s Agricultural Commodity Commissions are seeking nominations from producers to serve on their respective commissions. (Georgia Department of Agriculture Seal)

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Ag Commissioner seeking nominations for Agricultural Commodity Commissions

News Staff
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
Press Release Georgia Department of Agriculture   Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper announced earlier this week that five of Georgia’s Agricultural Commodity Commissions are seeking nominations from producers to serve on their respective commissions.
Spring 2025 Lake Living cover winner Morgan Harvill, left, is pictured with his wife, Judy. The magazine cover features a MasterCraft boat on Lake Rabun in Rabun County at the narrows around September 2024. In addition to gracing the cover of Spring 2025 Lake Living, Harvill received $100. (Photo/Megan Horn, The Clayton Tribune)

Spring 2025 Lake Living cover winner Morgan Harvill, left, is pictured with his wife, Judy. The magazine cover features a MasterCraft boat on Lake Rabun in Rabun County at the narrows around September 2024. In addition to gracing the cover of Spring 2025 Lake Living, Harvill received $100. (Photo/Megan Horn, The Clayton Tribune)

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Lake Living cover winner captures views from Lake Rabun

News Staff
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
By Megan Horn CNI News Service   The North Georgia mountains offer many chances to capture picture-perfect views of wildlife and lakes.
The Hartwell Sun

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Kemp inks tort reform bills

Dave Williams - Capitol Beat News Service
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
ATLANTA - Gov. Brian Kemp signed two tort reform bills Monday that supporters say should reverse a pattern of excessive jury awards they hold responsible for rising liability insurance premiums that are hurting Georgia businesses’ bottom lines.