by Cosby Woodruff | Jun 23, 2017 | News, News 2
Georgia peach grower Duke Lane III can’t say many good things about the quantity of peaches on his trees this year. His mood brightens noticeably when asked about the quality of the peaches he is harvesting, and it stays upbeat when he talks about the price...
by Phil Kent | Jun 22, 2017 | News, News 2
It received virtually no media coverage in Georgia but H.R. 1551 – the Modifying Advanced Nuclear Power Tax Credit— passed the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday and prospects are good for Senate passage. Enactment of this legislation into law would be an...
by Baker Owens | Jun 22, 2017 | News
Tyson Foods, the world’s second largest processor of chicken, beef and pork, announced that it is investing $59 million to expand its distribution center in Macon. The project will include a 152,000-square foot facility in addition to the existing facility. The...
by IAG Staff | Jun 21, 2017 | News, News 2
In analyzing the Georgia 6th District congressional runoff results, it is clear that north Fulton County’s Republican clout has not been diminished. And with the east Cobb County past of the district additionally flexing its GOP muscle, it is clear...
by Cosby Woodruff | Jun 21, 2017 | News, News 2
Nobody came to speak for Gwinnett County Commissioner Tommy Hunter on Tuesday, and it likely would not have mattered if someone did. After listening to an hour’s worth of speakers call for a public reprimand against Hunter, his colleagues on the board delivered...
by IAG Staff | Jun 20, 2017 | News, News 2
On a rainy election night that never got quite as close as many anticipated, Republican Karen Handel defeated Democratic opponent Jon Ossoff 53% to 47% to win Georgia’s 6th Congressional District. Handel rode a strong performance in traditionally-blue...
