ATLANTA — A complex plan to connect investors with rural businesses striving to grow has run into resistance from some lawmakers wary of the potential cost to the state. The proposal, sponsored by Rep. Jason Shaw, R-Lakeland, would offer a tax break to companies willing to take a chance on agribusinesses and other rural employers looking to expand and hire more folks. Read the full article on The Dalton Daily Citizen.
Georgia Starts Fiscal Year 2026 with $14.6 Billion in General Fund Surplus Accounts
Danny Kanso
October 20, 2025
This week, the state released its annual Georgia Revenues and Reserves report, which provides information
