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Woman charged with drunken-driving after series of Perryville crashes - Vimarsana News

Woman charged with drunken-driving after series of Perryville crashes

ELKTON — Investigators have filed 35 traffic charges against a woman who stands accused of striking at least five parked vehicles, stop signs, fences and other objects in Perryville with

Georgia businesses and consumers more upbeat - Vimarsana News

Georgia businesses and consumers more upbeat

The economy depends on trucks, trucks depend on mechanics and Anna Leontyeva’s company depends on the economy needing those trucks to keep running.

State economist says warning signs hint Georgia 'likely' to experience mild recession this year | Plus - Vimarsana News

State economist says warning signs hint Georgia 'likely' to experience mild recession this year | Plus

Georgia’s state economist told lawmakers Tuesday that the state is likely to have a mild recession this year, if there is one at all. Robert Buschman, who was named the

State agency heads outline spending plans for Georgia's child welfare, safety-net, mental health – WABE - Vimarsana News

State agency heads outline spending plans for Georgia's child welfare, safety-net, mental health – WABE

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State economist: Georgia likely in for mild recession in early 2024 | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

State economist: Georgia likely in for mild recession in early 2024 | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Georgia’s fiscal economist told lawmakers Tuesday that a mild recession is “more likely than not” in the first half of 2024, but massive surpluses following the COVID-19 shutdown have allowed the state to squirrel away money so big spending can continue.