Firecracker crackdown
Published 12:00 am Tuesday, November 15, 2016
On Monday, Gov. Nathan Deal used an executive order to declare Georgia in an official drought and ban consumer use of fireworks, like those sold at this store in Alabama. The governor hopes that the ban will help prevent fires caused by fireworks.
Trips to places like this Alabama fireworks store could be curtailed if an order from Gov. Nathan Deal lasts into the holiday season, banning fireworks in most of Georgia.
By Alicia B. Hill
Daily News
On Monday, Gov. Nathan Deal used an executive order to declare Georgia in an official drought and ban consumer use of fireworks, like those sold at this store in Alabama. The governor hopes that the ban will help prevent fires caused by fireworks.
Trips to places like this Alabama fireworks store could be curtailed if an order from Gov. Nathan Deal lasts into the holiday season, banning fireworks in most of Georgia.
