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ATLANTA, Ga., (October 1, 2014) – If you’re looking for Georgia’s First Lady Sandra Deal during the month of October, just check a Pre-K Classroom anywhere in the state. In celebration of Georgia’s Pre-K Month, the First Lady will be reading to Pre-K
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced that Georgia was awarded $6.75 million in federal grant money to support re-entry services for rehabilitated offenders.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) approved the Atlanta Transportation Improvement Plan, which includes funding for I-285/Ga. 400 interchange project.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Ivy Linen Services, a linen management and outsourcing firm for upscale Atlanta hotels, will open in Fulton County, creating new 150 jobs and investing up to $6 million into a new facility.
Atlanta, GA- First Lady Deal and the Georgia Children’s Cabinet continue to support September’s Healthy Choices Month by visiting the Boulevard WIC (a special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children) Center for H
Gov. Nathan Deal and the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) today launched the Veterans Re-Entry Dorm Program, which provides rehabilitated veteran offenders the opportunity to live in supportive living environments and receive specific re-entry services.
Gov. Nathan Deal and First Lady Sandra Deal today welcomed 109 middle school students and 14 high school students throughout Georgia to the Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen (REACH) Georgia program, a needs-based scholarship launched by the governor in 2012 and designed to promote academic success and expand access to higher education.
Gov. Nathan Deal today congratulated the Gwinnett County Public Schools, which won this year’s Broad Prize for Urban Education and will receive a $500,000 in scholarship money for high school seniors graduating in 2015.
Gov. Nathan Deal, the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), the State Transportation Board and other state and local leaders today broke ground for the Northwest Corridor (NWC) Georgia Express Lanes project, some 30 miles of managed lanes which will increase mobility for I-75 and I-575 motorists and bolster economic development efforts.
