Jim Denery is a word editor who focuses on local news in the Atlanta area for the Hastings Tribune Newspaper and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. With a keen eye for politics and current events, Jim covers a range of topics including healthcare, legislation, climate change, and local government issues affecting Georgia residents.
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Jim Denery's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and politics in Georgia. He would be most responsive to pitches related to Georgia politics, Capitol news, legislation, and developments involving Georgia lawmakers or the state government.
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By: Jim Denery
Some of the key political stories that mattered to Georgians over the past week.
By: Jim Denery
Panel makes ‘reasonable inquiry' part of process but doesn't say what that means
By: Jim Denery
Georgians buy more stuff, fueling increase in sales tax collections Georgia consumers shelled out more money in July than they did a year earlier, and the state saw its sales tax collections climb
By: Jim Denery
Republicans and Democrats are both adjusting approach to classroom safety
By: Jim Denery
Republicans and Democrats are both adjusting approach to classroom safety
By: Jim Denery
An Atlanta Journal-Constitution analysis found that Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties have rejected more than 45,000 voter eligibility challenges since July.
By: Jim Denery
ATLANTA — Eight county election boards are facing investigation by the State Election Board over the Your free access has ended.
By: Jim Denery
ATLANTA — Eight county election boards are facing investigation by the State Election Board over their handling of thousands of challenges aiming to cancel voter registrations.
By: Jim Denery
ATLANTA — Eight county election boards are facing investigation by the State Election Board over their handling of thousands of challenges aiming to cancel voter registrations.
By: Jim Denery
AG appeals ruling, seeking to restore fetal cardiac statute Georgia's six-week ban on most abortions is now on hold after a Fulton County judge ruled it illegal under the state constitution
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