Shorter University creates a media stir by adopting a new policy that requires employees to sign a “personal lifestyle statement” denouncing homosexuality . . .
Georgia officials celebrate the achievements of the Georgia Ports, but there’s no certainty about the future of that shipping facility; another GOP candidate in the 12th Congressional District race; Bob Barr sounds like he’s serious about running for Congress too . . .
Kasim Reed indicates he’s had enough of the Occupy Atlanta protest, will have the demonstrators removed from Woodruff Park; Lake Lanier levels once again are dropping to record lows . . .
Georgia gets a much-needed federal highway loan that will enable the Northwest Corridor toll lane project to stay on track . . .
At long last, Mayor Kasim Reed says Atlanta has been able to sell the City Hall East building to a consortium of developers . . .
Maybe there’s a lesson for Arthur Blank to draw from Atlanta’s loss of an NHL franchise to Winnipeg; House Speaker David Ralston offers some thoughts on redistricting . . .
Sens. Saxby Chambliss and Johnny Isakson could be forced into voting on Paul Ryan’s controversial proposal to end Medicare . . .
