New Bill Requires Schools to Prioritize U.S. Food Purchases for Meals
U.S. Senators propose a bill requiring schools to seek waivers before purchasing non-U.S. food, supporting local agriculture.
August 5, 2026
U.S. Senators propose a bill requiring schools to seek waivers before purchasing non-U.S. food, supporting local agriculture.
Assistant County Manager David Solaro announced McClure’s resignation, effective August 31, 2026, via email.
Governor Brian Kemp endorses Rick Jackson for Georgia governor at the 2026 Congressional Luncheon in Athens.
Dr. Anne Shaffer steps in as UGA’s Graduate School interim dean, following leadership changes at the university.
Abide Coffeehouse closed indefinitely due to extreme heat and landlord disputes over AC repairs, seeking city support.
Buncombe County is set to start acquiring easements for 4.7 miles of greenway paths, with completion by summer 2029.
Owners decide on vacant building’s fate after collapse; city seeks a swift resolution amid safety assurances.
A defense bill faces hurdles as voting rules and Camp Lejeune compensation issues cause gridlock, affecting veterans.
Dr. Jennifer Scott, Clarke County’s new Superintendent, will hold “Progress and Plans” meetings on August 25, 27, and 31.
A lawsuit claims Wisconsin’s new online sports betting law is unconstitutional, arguing it benefits only tribal nations.
In a Michigan mall, quick-thinking bartender Devon Forrest saved 6-year-old Oliver from choking, highlighting the power of lifesaving training and heroism.
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) ends reelection bid after ethics panel suggests censure for misconduct with staffers.
