Deal launches Georgia Competitiveness Initiative
April 26, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal today launched the Georgia Competitiveness Initiative to focus on job creation and statewide economic development strategy.
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Deal appoints nine to boards
April 22, 2011
William “Bill” L. Duck, Jr., State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors
Deal enacts criminal justice reform council: Governor signs legislation in Hall County drug court where his son is presiding judge
April 22, 2011
Surrounded by his son, Judge Jason Deal, bill sponsor Rep. Jay Neal (R-LaFayette) and other legislators and jurists, Gov.
Kia to produce new Optima in Georgia: Deal welcomes 1,000 new jobs that will stem from expansion, praises West Georgia workforce
April 21, 2011
Kia Motors announced today at the New York International Auto Show that it will begin producing the critically acclaimed Kia Optima midsize sedan at its West Point plant.
Deal signs APS bill
April 20, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal today signed bipartisan legislation that will allow him to remove the members of the Atlanta Public Schools Board if the system does not regain accreditation by July.
Deal: Georgia infrastructure fuels more Kia jobs
April 19, 2011
Kia Motors' West Point manufacturing plant received the equipment necessary for its expansion yesterday.
Firm selects Atlanta for headquarters: Spain-based Health Lean Logistics USA to create 100 jobs
April 13, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Health Lean Logistics, a Barcelona, Spain-based healthcare logistics and distribution company, selected Atlanta as the site of its Health Lean Logistics USA headquarters and United States logistics platform.
Deal fills two DeKalb State Court judgeships
April 8, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that he has appointed Eleanor L. Ross and Stacey K. Hydrick to fill the vacancies in the State Court of DeKalb County. Ross will fill the Division 5 vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Barbara J.