by IAG Staff | Mar 13, 2020 | James Magazine
It has been a busy 2020 at the Cobb Chamber of Commerce, what with first opening a new headquarters near the Braves’ stadium in January, and pairing it with a rebranding that it says “captures the vibrant and collaborative spirit of our work.”...
by Dave Williams | Mar 12, 2020 | James Magazine
Georgia lawmakers don’t have as much money at their disposal as usual in a tight budget year to load up Gov. Brian Kemp’s bond package with tens of millions of dollars in additional construction projects. But the state House of Representatives still found room...
by IAG Staff | Mar 9, 2020 | James Magazine
Guest host Russ Spencer opens the March 8th show on how Georgia is responding to coronavirus, President Trump’s visit to the Centers for Disease Control and whether the mainstream media & Democrats are out to undermine the federal government’s response...
by IAG Staff | Mar 6, 2020 | James Magazine
The success of the Atlanta BeltLine has been much discussed, if you need proof just check out how many people are using it on any given sunny weekend. Less heralded is the massive economic impact that the pathway has generated – the numbers are...
by Dave Williams | Mar 5, 2020 | James Magazine
A $27.4 billion mid-year budget covering state spending through the end of June overwhelmingly cleared the Georgia Senate Wednesday. Senators took the fiscal 2020 mid-year spending plan the state House of Representatives approved last month and made a number of...
by Cindy Morley | Mar 4, 2020 | James Magazine
Georgia lawmakers went into the 2020 legislative session looking for ways to ensure the sustainability of the state’s popular dual enrollment program. Tuesday, members of the Georgia House of Representatives approved House Bill 444 which will reduce the number...
