Even more than usual, cops are hunting Georgia's roads today for people who aren't wearing their seat belts. 

That's because today is the kick-off for the national "Click It or Ticket" campaign.

State officials with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety are reminding you that your local cops, Sheriff's offices, and the Georgia State Patrol will be on an increased lookout for drivers and passengers who aren't wearing their seat belts.

Officials say the campaign is an effort to save lives.

In 2011, the state of Georgia had 421 traffic deaths that involved a victim who wasn't wearing a seat belt.

This year, the state is on track to see more than 400 of those deaths in 2013.

If they catch you without your seat belt, you could get a ticket and face a hefty fine.

State Senator Cecil Staton (R-Macon) has received the highest ranking given on the Georgia Chamber’s Legislative Scorecard. The Chamber’s legislative scorecard recognizes legislators that supported strong business initiatives during the 2013 legislative session.

“It is an honor to receive this distinction by the Georgia Chamber for my efforts to strengthen Georgia’s business community,” said Sen. Staton. “Each time I cast a vote in the Senate chamber, I take into careful consideration how each bill will impact Georgia’s long-term economic growth and development.  I look forward to working with my colleagues in the General Assembly to continue supporting policy initiatives that attract quality jobs to Georgia.”

If variety is the spice of life, then the Kressin family of Lizella would be packed with a lot of heat.

Jeff Kressin is an Air Force Reserve officer, his wife, Beth, a dog breeder, and together they've owned numerous businesses, including a flight school and an alpaca farm.

Their latest venture adds new flavor, in fact 45 of them, at a Warner Robins craft beer store.

The Kressin family believes they're about to hook-on to an untapped desire.

Jeff Kressin said, "People in Middle Georgia have really been lacking something of this nature."

It's carry out. The Lazy Dog Growler is not a bar.

Customers will buy what's called a growler. They come in 32 or 64 ounce sizes.