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Credit Card Competition Act will disproportionately hurt small businesses
As a mother-daughter duo who wanted to share our love of Italian ice with our community in Georgia, we could not be prouder of the success our business has been able to achieve thanks to the support it has received from our community. Kayla’s Italian Ice started with nothing more than $100 and a pushcart, […] The post Credit Card Competition Act will disproportionately hurt small businesses appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Georgians, voters in other states to cast ballots in a divided country
(The Center Square) — In a divided country where emotions are running high, voters in Georgia and elsewhere will soon take to the polls. Discussions about the 2020 election continue to permeate the conversation in Georgia, including within the Legislature and Georgia’s State Election Board. As the Peach State is poised to play a pivotal role […]
Aertssen Logistics to create more than 60 jobs with facility in Effingham County
Aertssen Logistics, a Belgian-based company, opened its doors Aug. 14 in Effingham County. The company opened an equipment processing center at the Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub in Rincon where it handles a host of services, such as importing machinery, unloading containers and ensuring machinery is without any defects. ...
Race to preserve land between Hyundai's GA site and Fort Stewart elicits echos from past
In December 1864, Elizabeth Smith became an unwitting footnote in one of the most compelling – and for most Georgians, contemptable – chapters of the American Civil War. With her husband, Capt. Albert Smith, serving the Confederate Army at Fort McAllister near Savannah, it was Elizabeth who was approached by Union soldiers on...
Sandfly BBQ receives local support after calls to boycott following Harris-Walz campaign stop
Savannah's Sandfly BBQ last week drew praise and criticism after Vice President Kamala Harris and running mate Tim Walz stopped in for a bite of lunch while on their Georgia bus tour. Some in opposition of the Harris campaign took to social media asking for patrons to boycott the restaurant. ...
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