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Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan may run for office after switching parties
Georgia’s former Republican Lieutenant Governor, Geoff Duncan, announced earlier this week that he is switching parties to become a Democrat. Duncan cited a series of reasons for his decision, including his opposition to President Donald Trump’s influence on the party.
Nansemond-Suffolk gave Robbie Duncan an opportunity he couldn't refuse. After serving as the offensive line coach at Western ...
Duncan Public Schools will be offering free school meals for all Duncan students enrolled in the district for the upcoming ...
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From Red to Blue: Geoff Duncan’s Political RebirthIn a stunning political twist that’s sending ripples across American politics, former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff ...
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Meanwhile Consuelos was missing from the show for most of last week, as Ripa told viewers that her husband and co-host was ...
There have been more updates from a recent deadly crash on Aug. 3 in Duncan. According to the City of Duncan, a car was ...
On Thursday’s “Politically Georgia” podcast, Atlanta Journal-Constitution senior political reporter Greg Bluestein is joined by Wall Street Journal reporter Josh Dawsey to talk about Dawsey’s new book ...
Scotland's Chris Duncan beats Poland's Mateusz Rebecki by unanimous decision in a brutal bout at the co-main event of ...
Jeanne Marie Duncan Jeanne Marie Duncan was born Jan. 5, 1957 in Boston, Massachusetts, and grew up in the town of Sudbury, ...
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