Gov. Nathan Deal says the state will move ahead with the Savannah harbor dredging project, even if federal funding isn’t there . . .
Gov. Nathan Deal proposes some modest tax breaks for businesses to help generate more economic development in Georgia . . .
Herman Cain finishes atop independent polls of Republican voters in three states as Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s numbers collapse . . .
Austin Scott’s divorce records finally make it into the public domain; the Georgia Conservancy won’t oppose the dredging of Savannah harbor . . .
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed is added to the transportation roundtable of Metro Atlanta officials; candidates step forward for the 10th Congressional District seat on the State Transportation Board; Deal puts the money down to dredge the Savannah harbor . . .
Felton Jenkins, vice chairman of the Board of Regents and a retired King & Spalding partner, dies of brain cancer; Tom Price acknowledges that a House vote to repeal healthcare reform won’t stick . . .
Tom Graves and Chip Rogers may have to deal with an IRS tax lien; Austin Scott gets his committee assignments; the Savannah harbor dredging may drag out for a couple of years more . . .
