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Elected Official Inaction Causing the Death of Our Furry Friends (but Not in Fayette)
“Fayette County Animal Control takes a proactive approach to our community safety. Stray animals can be injured, cause car accidents, chase and or bite livestock or harm humans. Many times, the animal is simply lost, and the owner can be found.
Judge Jason B. Thompson Selected to State Bar of Georgia Board of Governors
FAYETTEVILLE, GA — Judge Jason B. Thompson has been selected by his peers to serve as one of two representatives on the Board of Governors for the State Bar of Georgia. He will serve a two-year term alongside the circuit’s other representative, Judge Rhonda Kreuziger.
Another Dip in the Jury Pool
Those of us who were around in the Kennedy years remember the challenge in his inaugural address: “Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.” In 1961, I was just entering elementary school—too young to advise anyone in Vietnam or spread goodwill through the Peace Corps—so I mostly let my country do things for me. In the decades since, my country has been very good to me.
On the campaign trail: McIntosh senior gains firsthand insight into local politics
Most afternoons after school, I balance responsibilities as a student journalist, percussion captain and student leader at McIntosh High School. In recent weeks, that schedule has extended beyond campus and into local politics. Over the past several weeks, I have been working alongside Quentin “Coach Q” Pullen, a candidate for Georgia State House District 68, gaining firsthand experience on the campaign trail and a deeper understanding of how local campaigns operate.
Public Dentistry and Other Adventures in Civics
I’ve become very chummy with the government this month. The tax assessor wants an inventory of every lamp my company owns; the I.R.S. wants my financial soul laid bare; my birthday triggers motor-vehicle rituals; and a jury summons arrives like a party favor. Congratulations, citizen Dave. Government services are very egalitarian; they have a history of “trying men’s souls” equally. I applaud the impartial treatment, even as I hiss at inefficiency.
Ask Margar-Etiquette about Lack of Banquet Decorum
Dear Margar-etiquette, I recently attended a banquet where guests ranged from teenagers to retirees. While the event itself was lovely, the dining experience was… challenging. There was loud chewing, talking with mouths full, phones on the table, elbows crowding neighboring place settings, and some rather unappetizing table habits that made it difficult to enjoy the meal.
Popcorn Trees, Longer Days, and the Spring Wake-Up
Spring is here! Well, meteorologically speaking. Technically spring starts this Friday, but tell that to Georgia. The popcorn trees have been in full effect and pollen has landed on the hood of every car. I like this season, actually. It’s an in-between point in Earth’s orbit, when we’re not tilted strongly toward the sun like summer, but not away from it like winter. The days get longer and the natural world basically “wakes up.” People do the same.
March 19, 2026 | The Citizen
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