AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoJobs and Investment: Gov. Brian Kemp says SupplyHouse will invest $19 million in logistics operations near Locust Grove, bringing 330 jobs to Henry County. Election Watch: Georgia officials are conducting random hand-count audits of 14 congressional races and six statewide offices. Democrat Carolyn Hugley is poised to become the first Black woman to lead the state House, while Republicans retain a narrow Senate majority, setting up divided government. Democrats are also renewing calls for Medicaid expansion. North Georgia Recovery: Flood cleanup continues around McCaysville and Copperhill; McCaysville’s water remains unsafe to drink, and some roads are still closed. Consumer Alert: Attorney General Chris Carr warns Georgians that illegal online pharmacies may sell counterfeit or dangerous drugs, including fake weight-loss medicines. World Cup Bid: Atlanta is among the proposed host cities for the 2031 Women’s World Cup, with Mercedes-Benz Stadium listed as a venue.
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