Lake Lanier Could Fall Five More Feet by October

Lake Lanier is already lower than it has been for several years and the Corps of Engineers expects the lake to fall five more feet in the next month:

Painful Summer Drought Brings Water Issues to the Forefront

Water management issues in Georgia have become important over the last five years, driven by the some of the worst drought in Georgia history.

SPEAKER AND LT. GOVERNOR DISCUSS INITIAL DIRECTION OF TRANSPORTATION REFORM PACKAGE

Lt. Governor Casey Cagle and House Speaker Glenn Richardson discussed the broad parameters of a transportation reform package.

Fall Color Season Almost Here

The 2007 fall color season is just a few weeks away. This is going to be an especially hard year to predict for several reasons.

Cagle: Study Underscores Need for Major Transportation Initiatives

Texas Transportation Institute Study that ranked Atlanta as the 2nd worst traffic congested city behind Los Angles.

Racing Hall of Fame Museum Open Again

The Georgia Racing Hall of Fame Museum in Dawsonville, closed a couple of years go because of money problems, has re-opened.

Resurfacing Ga. 400

A $4.2 million resurfacing of Ga. 400 from Ga. 53 in Dawson County to Ga. 60 in Lumpkin County is under way.

Wilderness Survival Sampler

If you spend a lot of time outdoors, prepare yourself for the unexpected.

The GREAT Plan: Could it be great for Georgia?

Whether the plan passes in the 2008 legislative session or not, one thing is clear, tax reform is on the horizon in our state.

GEFA Board Approves $25 Million for Georgia Communities

The Etowah Water and Sewer Authority was approved for a Georgia Fund loan of $14,371,115 to help finance the expansion to the Authority’s wastewater treatment plant

Uncle Shuck’s Recognized as One of Top Mazes In U.S.

Uncle Shuck’s Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch, will open on Saturday, September 1 for the Labor Day weekend.

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