Municipalities in ‘business-friendly’ Georgia burden home-based businesses with more regulations
(The Center Square) — Georgia touts its business-friendly climate, but some home-based businesses face another layer of bureaucracy: local government.
Georgia cities awash in federal funds for road upgrades, bike lanes and transit projects
(The Center Square) — The federal government continues to dole out money for Georgia transportation projects, whether it’s $25 million.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- August 30, 2022
Savannah Council Approves Memorandum to Recruit Its Own US Attorney to Prosecute Federal Offenses
The City of Savannah is planning to recruit a special prosecutor to handle federal offenses stemming from Savannah, a surely.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- August 13, 2022
Georgia cities such as Atlanta using COVID-19 relief funds to pay retention bonuses
(The Center Square) — Local governments across Georgia are doling out federal COVID relief money to government employees as retention.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- August 6, 2022
Jury Finds Suspended Commissioner Guilty of Destroying Records, Lying to Investigators
A suspended Augusta commissioner was found guilty after a four-day trial of destroying records in a federal investigation, and then.
- by Press
- July 31, 2022
Georgia’s Cobb County school system allows employees, not teachers, to carry guns at school
(The Center Square) — The Cobb County School Board approved a policy that allows some school employees, but not teachers,.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- July 16, 2022
Defund the police? Atlanta Police got more money, not less, after George Floyd’s death
(The Center Square) — The head of an Atlanta suburb made national news when he said that his neighborhood is.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- June 29, 2022
Georgia Man Suing County Commission for Removing Him from Public Meeting
A Georgia man is suing his Board of Commissioners after they kicked him out of a public meeting. Catoosa County.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- June 22, 2022
93-year-old Bulloch Resident Address Commissioners About High Taxes, Property Assessments
93-year-old Bulloch County resident Nan Rushing addresses county commissioners about tax burden, increase in property assessment, and how seniors are.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- June 21, 2022
Atlanta Regional Commission to use $45M in federal funds for transit projects
(The Center Square) — The Atlanta Regional Commission plans to use $45 million in federal money on various transit projects,.
- by The Georgia Virtue
- June 19, 2022
