Nathan Deal News

Gov. Nathan Deal signed another leg of a criminal justice reform bill Sunday at Antioch Baptist Church in Gainsville that will help previous nonviolent offenders gain employment upon re-entry to society.

My father, Newt Gingrich, ran for congress in rural, west, middle Georgia in 1974.

He was barely potty trained when Jimmy Carter went to the White House and he doesn't always agree with his grandfather's politics, but Jason is inviting supporters to write a healthy check for the opportunity to spend a weekend in June with Miss Lillian's oldest son.

Indira Zelaya, a fourth grader from Sarah Cobb Elementary School in Americus, was honored in Atlanta recently for her artwork supporting Georgia's manufacturing industry.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal presented Monroe's Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas with the Georgia Manufacturer of the Year award in the medium company category.

Gov. Nathan Deal this week signed into law House Bill 998, legislation that will expand the Georgia Medical Student Scholarship program and increase the number of practice opportunities for health care providers in rural areas.

Parents and students sign their GateKey Scholarship Program contracts Friday at the Cartersville High School auditorium.

In today's brave new world, teacher responsibilities seemingly grow by the hour.

Twenty-two Henry County Schools finalists were selected to attend the 2014 Georgia Governor's Honors Program at Valdosta State University .

Spokesman Brian Robinson confirmed Friday a bill signing on House Bill 60 is planned Wednesday.

Chip Rogers, a former state senator who left elected office to take a six-figure position with Georgia Public Broadcasting, has reportedly been let go from his gig.

Health Navigators is designed to help consumers, small business owners and employees navigate the ACA, according to the UGA Health Navigators' website.

A campaign event April 16 turned into a screaming match as Republican gubernatorial candidate and former Dalton Mayor David Pennington held a news conference to make a "major announcement" inside the state Capitol.

According to police, the rape was reported on April 11 between 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. on the east side of Athens.

In line with the area's prevalent social enterprise presence, the City of Atlanta declared today that the last Thursday of each June will be "Social Media Day Atlanta."

David Perdue and Nathan Deal continue to lead in their GOP primaries in a voter survey released Thursday, and it shows that Karen Handel is gaining ground.

Businessman Wayne Dasher founded the event 27 years ago at his pond house along with the sheriffs of Tattnall and surrounding counties.

Governor Nathan Deal yesterday signed into law a bill that empowers Georgia cities with even greater means to revitalize and re-energize their downtowns.

We're more than halfway through the allotted time Governor Nathan Deal has to act on bills passed by the General Assembly.

Georgia's high-need regions for medical care will be getting some relief. Gov. Nathan Deal signed a bill yesterday that will expand a scholarship program to place medical students in areas where they are most needed to practice medicine.