Gov. Reeves mum on health care meetings, claims no documents exist
Reeves’ staffer says briefing documents required for all meetings. But Reeves claims they don’t exist.
On this day in 1865
On this day in 1865, Georgia provided the final vote needed for the 13th Amendment to become part of the U.S. Constitution, abolishing slavery.
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