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State economist warns tariffs could raise prices, hurt exports

State economist warns tariffs could raise prices, hurt exports

Georgia’s economy remains strong, but State Economist Robert Buschman warns that new tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump pose a significant risk to the state's export industries and consumer prices.
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Former head of Fish and Wildlife Service goes to bat for Okefenokee

Former head of Fish and Wildlife Service goes to bat for Okefenokee

Former U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Martha Williams has urged Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to block a proposed titanium oxide mine near the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, citing significant environmental risks to one of America’s greatest natural treasures.
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State lifts poultry suspension after bird flu outbreak

State lifts poultry suspension after bird flu outbreak

The Georgia Department of Agriculture has lifted its suspension of poultry activities statewide after extensive testing confirmed no further cases of avian influenza, allowing poultry producers and enthusiasts to resume normal operations.
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Aerospace company bringing North American headquarters to Georgia

Aerospace company bringing North American headquarters to Georgia

PBS Aerospace, a leading manufacturer of small turbojet engines, will establish its North American headquarters in Roswell, bringing new jobs and investment to Georgia’s growing aerospace industry.
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State House Speaker Burns introduces school-safety package

State House Speaker Burns introduces school-safety package

Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns introduced school-safety legislation Monday stemming from last year’s school shooting in Barrow County that killed two teachers and two students.
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Ports of Savannah, Brunswick report healthy growth

Ports of Savannah, Brunswick report healthy growth

The Georgia Ports Authority reports strong increases for both ports and provides an update on new and existing projects.
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Georgia PSC passes rule for data centers' power usage

Georgia PSC passes rule for data centers' power usage

The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) has approved a new rule requiring large-load customers, such as data centers consuming over 100 megawatts of electricity, to bear the costs of transmission and distribution associated with their projects. This measure aims to prevent residential and small business customers from facing increased electric rates due to the rapid growth of energy-intensive industries.
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Georgia December unemployment a mixed bag

Georgia December unemployment a mixed bag

Georgia's unemployment rate remained steady at 3.7% in December, continuing to outperform the national average. The state also saw significant job growth, with a record high of nearly 5 million jobs, driven by gains in sectors like health care, information, and retail.
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Audit finds university system picking up bigger share of student costs

Audit finds university system picking up bigger share of student costs

The University System of Georgia (USG) has significantly reduced the financial burden on students in recent years, with the state's contribution to college costs rising to 60% while students now pay 40%. This shift follows a period of economic recovery and funding adjustments, including the restoration of cuts and the elimination of special fees imposed during the Great Recession.
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Sites chosen for State Art Collection traveling exhibition

Sites chosen for State Art Collection traveling exhibition

The Georgia Council for the Arts has announced that ten communities across the state, including Sylvania, will host the traveling exhibition "Reimagine: Contemporary Georgia Artists" over the next 18 months, showcasing works from the State Art Collection alongside local and regional artists. The exhibition, aimed at promoting tourism and community engagement, will feature a variety of art forms, including paintings, photographs, and crafts.
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