Huge Economic Win for Georgia, U.S. Economy
Gov. Brian Kemp and his economic team are ecstatic that Korean companies LG Energy Solution and SK Innovation yesterday agreed to end their trade secret dispute and all litigation relating to electric vehicle batteries in the United States.
read moreCandidates lining up for 2022
We still have about 19 months until the November 2022 elections in Georgia — but the first wave of candidates have already thrown their hats in the ring to challenge some of the state’s current Constitutional officers.
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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.
read moreBill Supporting Victims of Dating Violence Heads to Kemp’s Desk
Georgia could take another big step soon in the fight against domestic violence. Lawmakers passed HB 231 on the final day of the session last week and sent it to Gov. Brian Kemp for his signature.
read moreVeterans bills that passed the Legislature
They hardly got any publicity but three bills passed the just-concluded General Assembly that especially are of great interest to Georgia’s armed forces veterans.
read moreCarr warns about newest scam: fake vaccination cards
Another scam has hit the internet. People are now selling bogus COVID-19 vaccination cards at an alarming rate, and officials are working to crack down on them.
read moreA New Battle: Georgia CEOs versus the GOP
March 31 was the end of the 2021 General Assembly but it was the start of a battle between some corporate CEOs and Republicans that included Gov. Brian Kemp, state legislators and members of Congress.
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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.
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Georgia Makes a Good Start on Fixing Election Vulnerabilities
With recent passage by the Georgia House of Representatives of House Bill 531, the state has made a good start on amending its election rules to reform the system and fix the many security vulnerabilities that currently exist — vulnerabilities that fueled the controversy over election results in Georgia in 2020.
LG Energy Solution scouting sites for major US expansion
The US International Trade Commission, a federal administrative law agency that most Americans have no reason to recognize, suddenly became the most-discussed government body across the state when it ruled last month that Korean battery maker SK Innovation had misappropriated a competitor’s intellectual property.
Can you Hear Me Now? Addressing Hearing Impairment
A valid criticism leveled at non-profit organizations is their inability to keep professional staff. Indeed, development officers come and go so fast it is difficult to establish meaningful relationships with a non-profit when the faces are constantly changing.
