Jonesboro has recently been accredited by Main Street America, a prestigious recognition that highlights the city’s commitment to revitalizing its downtown area. This accreditation is awarded to communities that meet rigorous performance standards set by the National Main Street Center. The recognition underscores Jonesboro’s efforts in promoting economic development, preserving historic buildings, and enhancing the overall quality of life for its residents. This achievement is a testament to the hard…

In a recent decision, the Clayton County Board of Commissioners has revised its public comment policy, sparking a mix of reactions from the community. The new policy, which limits public comments to the end of meetings and restricts each speaker to two minutes, aims to streamline the meeting process. However, this change has been met with criticism from residents who feel their voices are being stifled. The policy change reflects…

This year, the Dimitri Shevardnadze National Gallery in Tbilisi celebrates the 80th birthday of Temo Machavariani with a comprehensive retrospective exhibition. Featuring approximately 60 works, this exhibition offers an intimate glimpse into the life and artistry of one of Georgia’s most beloved painters. Machavariani’s journey from academic rigor to free expression is vividly captured in his landscapes and portraits, reflecting his profound connection to his native old town and family.…

Consumer arbitration is an increasingly popular method for resolving disputes between businesses and consumers. It involves submitting disputes to an impartial third party, such as an arbitral institution, rather than going through traditional court proceedings. The approach to consumer arbitration varies significantly between the European Union (EU) and Georgia, reflecting differences in legal frameworks and consumer protection standards. This article explores these differences and their implications for businesses and consumers.…

Bolnisi Sioni, the oldest standing church in Georgia, holds a paramount place in the annals of world art history. Constructed in the late 5th century, this architectural gem is not just a symbol of early Christian art in Georgia, but also a crucial link in the broader narrative of Byzantine and medieval art. Its architectural innovations, intricate sculptural details, and the unique synthesis of cultural influences make Bolnisi Sioni an…