For the second straight year, the University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents has announced it will freeze tuition and fees for the next school year. All 26 of the state’s public colleges and universities will see tuition stay at the current level, with the board pointing to financial hardships resulting from the COVID pandemic as the reason for the freeze. Working to keep education affordable has been a goal for the USG, and being mindful of the economic stress facing many Georgians has students’ and parents’ ships RISING…
Kelly Loeffler looks to boost conservative engagement
It seems that anyone that thought former GOP Senator Kelly Loeffler would take her Senate loss and go home may have been mistaken. After the much vaunted Fair Fight group led by Democrat Stacey Abrams helped to register a reported 800,000 new voters,...Georgia manufacturers find success with PPE
2020 was a strange year for manufacturers. Sales on many things collapsed and Covid-19 made the situation difficult for employees sometimes working in close proximity, like in a warehouse or on an assembly line. With some added precautionary measures and...Taxes and budgets – wallet items from the legislature
As the gavel came down on Sine Die on Wednesday, a look at some of the highlights regarding the actual dollar-related legislation. The Budget First up, the budget. The one thing the legislature is required to do before said gavel finds its home and the confetti...Taxes and budgets – wallet items from the legislature
To read all of InsiderAdvantage Georgia’s daily news, SUBSCRIBE HERE. *Subscription includes a complimentary subscription to JAMES Magazine. As the gavel came down on Sine Die on Wednesday, a look at some of the highlights regarding the actual dollar-related...
