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Oakwood settles lawsuit with former police officer for $100,000
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Nick Watson
Published: Sep 14, 2019, 1:02 AM
The city of Oakwood has settled a lawsuit brought by a former police officer who said he was terminated in retaliation after he spoke up about an allegedly altered police report, according to court documents.
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Hall, Gainesville school districts react after bill banning cellphones in classrooms passes state Senate
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Ben Anderson
The Times
Published: Mar 26, 2025, 5:33 PM
A bill that bans the use of cellphones in Georgia’s public schools for students in kindergarten through the eighth grade is heading to Gov. Brian Kemp to sign into law, after sailing through the General Assembly this month.
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