Georgia Senate committees to explore truck driver shortage
A series of Georgia Senate study committees will explore various issues, ranging from recruiting medical professionals in rural communities to.
Georgia House committee to debate cyber security
(The Center Square) — A Georgia House committee will soon debate cyber security enhancements for state agencies. “Cyber security is.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- May 27, 2023
Group says Georgia lawmakers missed a chance to expand educational opportunities
Georgia lawmakers missed an opportunity to expand educational opportunities for Peach State students when they failed to pass a bill.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- May 26, 2023
Georgia Senate study committee to tackle state’s foster care system
A Georgia Senate study committee will explore possible solutions to improve the state’s maligned foster care system.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- May 20, 2023
Lt. Gov and House Speaker Appoint Several to Review Georgia’s Tax Credits
This review is intended to support Georgia businesses while ensuring a significant return on investment for Georgia’s taxpayers.
- by Press
- April 25, 2023
Property taxes a hot topic in Georgia Legislature
During the most recent Georgia legislative session, property taxes were a hot-button issue, with lawmakers approving $950 million for property.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- April 12, 2023
Legislation on Private Auto Insurance Rate Reform Awaits Kemp’s Signature
Legislation backed by the Georgia Insurance Commissioner is awaiting approval from Governor Brian Kemp.
- by Press
- April 11, 2023
USG: Additional State Budget Decrease of $66 Million Will “Hurt University System of Georgia Institutions”
This is a statement issued by the University System of Georgia on their recent budget cuts.
- by Press
- April 10, 2023
Not all are pleased with Georgia’s fiscal 2024 spending plan
Georgia lawmakers passed a fiscal 2024 budget that anticipates more than $32.4 billion in state funds, but not everyone is.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- April 6, 2023
Democrat State Rep Opines on Why She Crossed Partisan Lines in a Controversial Vote
"Advocating for Blacks as a Black person is taboo if you do not believe status quo works," Mainor said on.
- by Guest Columnist
- April 4, 2023
