Jessica Szilagyi is a writer at The Georgia Virtue and Monroe County Reporter. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public policy, health and wellness, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on elections, school safety measures, and litigation. Jessica's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing her commitment to delivering insightful reporting on regional interests and world news.
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By: Jessica Szilagyi
The debate over data centers in Bulloch County is far from settled after county commissioners narrowly rejected an outright ban Tuesday, opting instead to leave the existing moratorium in place while discussions over potential regulations continue. - Bulloch Local Government
By: Jessica Szilagyi
After the 9/11 reforms, government officials face a different test: whether they can recognize which threats matter most and shift institutional priorities as they change. - National Politics
By: Jessica Szilagyi
Arrests from Evans Co., Claxton, Hagan, and the Georgia State Patrol. - Booking Reports
By: Jessica Szilagyi
Candler County Commissioners met Tuesday night for their regular county commission meeting, but stopped short of taking any formal action on matters pertaining to data centers. - South Georgia Local Government
By: Jessica Szilagyi
The City of Springfield has a new municipal court judge, but he's no stranger to the bench. - South Georgia Local Government
By: Jessica Szilagyi
Bryan County Sheriff Mark Crowe is responding to concerns from the public about law enforcement’s use of Flock Safety and automated license plate readers (ALPRs), saying an internal review of his agency’s use of the technology found no misuse by sheriff’s office personnel but prompted tighter restrictions, additional training requirements, and greater public transparency. - South Georgia Crime & Safety
By: Jessica Szilagyi
A lawsuit brought by a hemp farm against the Georgia Department of Public Safety can proceed after a decision by the Georgia Supreme Court overturned lower court rulings and sent the case back to the trial court for further consideration. - Courts
By: Jessica Szilagyi
The City of Glennville’s “after the meeting meeting” may have violated Georgia’s Open Meetings Act, but the City and four elected officials say the lawsuit that followed should be dismissed on the basis that remarks made amounted to little more than name-calling. - South Georgia Local Government
By: Jessica Szilagyi
This report has been published following the discussion around consolidation by Evans County Commissioners in February 2026. - South Georgia Local Government
By: Jessica Szilagyi
A lawsuit against the Bulloch County Schools over bullying and failure to adhere to county policies ultimately cost the school system more than $285,000 in settlements. - Bulloch Local Government
