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First Lady Deal and the Georgia Children’s Cabinet visited the Junior Achievement Discovery Center in the World Congress Center to celebrate the Cabinet’s May Youth Employment Month.
Gov. Nathan Deal today hailed the U.S. House passage of the Water Resources Reform and Development Act as a “critical victory” in the effort to deepen the Savannah Harbor, Georgia’s No. 1 economic development project.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Dasan Machineries, a Korea-based manufacturer, will locate to Gwinnett County, creating 150 jobs and investing $30 million into the project over the next three years.
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced a state commitment to fully fund improvements to the I-285/Ga. 400 interchange, a project of statewide significance. Deal and Georgia Department of Transportation board members approved the sale of $130 million in previously authorized bonds and the use of $81.5 million in accrued state motor fuel funds to accelerate the process of reconstructing the I-285/Ga. 400 interchange.
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced the appointment of Willie J. Woodruff, Jr., to fill the solicitor-general vacancy in Stephens County.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Viracon, one of North America’s largest architectural glass fabricators, will expand its existing operations in Statesboro, creating 125 jobs and investing $2 million in its Statesboro facility.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Southern Ionics, a Mississippi-based chemical manufacturer, will create 125 jobs and invest more than $100 million in Charlton, Brantley and Pierce counties over the next two years.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Japan-based Otsuka Chemical Co., Ltd. will establish its North American headquarters at Georgia’s first eco-friendly park, creating 32 jobs.
