"We will deepen the port. Make no mistake,” says Chris Clark, president and CEO of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and one of the most aggressive supporters of the Regional Transportation Referendum (RTR), also known as the T-SPLOST. The…
The process of building credibility, a relationship and even the ability to receive consideration occurs over time and is unlikely to be created by a pair of tickets to see the Hawks play.
UGA’s Michael Adams stepping down, Congressman John Lewis honored by Georgia First Amendment Foundation, and Chambliss and Isakson renewing Fair Tax support.
Candice Dyer writes about Project GRAD Atlanta, which offers scholarship assistance to deserving students.
Christy Simo writes about economic development around the state, including Baxter International’s manufacturing facility east of Atlanta and a Starbucks plant in Augusta.
It’s a little unsettling, knowing that house-hunting strangers are walking through the place, smirking at the pink tile in the bathroom.
The big picture is this: Our state will be better off with new dollars to build better roads. Our future is at stake.
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