Disney Marketing Veteran to Lead Georgia Tourism Office

The Georgia Department of Economic Development has announced that, a 25-year travel and tourism industry leader and veteran Disney marketing executive...

Georgia’s Price Gouging Statute to Stay in Effect through July 12, 2020

Under the extension, businesses may not charge more for products and services identified by the Governor than they charged before the declaration of the state of...

School Lunch-Related Flexible EBT Program Approved for Georgia

The program offers flexibility pandemic EBT benefits, which provide assistance to families of children eligible for free or reduced-price meals dealing...

Kemp Signs Another COVID-19 Executive Order to Run Thru June 30th

This order runs through June 30th, addresses shelter in place, sporting events, conventions, and other emergency declaration matters.

State loan program to defer loan payments for six months

The deferral period will provide a temporary relief of approximately $68 million in loan repayments for more than 330 borrowers.

Bald Eagle Nesting Still Strong, but Success Rate Dips in North Georgia

DNR Survey Suggests Rains to Blame for Fewer Eaglets in Region

May Tax Revenues in Georgia Fall -10.1%

Year-to-date net tax collections totaled $20.81 billion for a decrease of roughly $857.9 million, or -4 percent, compared to the previous...

Georgia Power customers to see reduction on June bills

Georgia Power announced last week that customers will see a reduction on their June power bills.

GPA commissions first nine Mason Mega Rail tracks

Georgia Ports Authority’s Mason Mega Rail project, in the works for more than four years and designed to expand service to...

Savannah harbor deepening sets precedent; four dredges working simultaneously

The deepening of the Savannah harbor has set a new precedent with four dredges working simultaneously.