What goes around our Legislature is sure to come around again, and again and again and again . . .
Georgia Tech is picked as the site of one of 10 national research centers by the U.S. Department of Transportation . . .
With an increased workload and a reduced budget, the state’s Campaign Finance Commission may run out of money this year for the performance of its duties . . .
Gov. Nathan Deal signs legislation revamping the HOPE scholarship payouts to college students . . .
Senate Democrats say the proposed revisions to the HOPE scholarship program will hit black students the hardest; A.D. Frazier does not like what the legislators are doing to his tax commission’s recommendations . . .
Deal proposes cutting back some HOPE scholarship benefits to try to shore up the program’s fiscal stability; billboard tree-cutting legislation is drawing the ire of environmentalists . . .
Despite recommendations to the contrary from the Tax Reform Council, governor-elect Nathan Deal will continue to propose the adoption of corporate tax breaks . . .
