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Atlanta closed Thursday on its $226.2 million water and wastewater refunding.
May 5 -
A commission studying the possibility of replacing the 46-year-old Columbus Government Center ventured into the dicey arena of finances.
May 5 -
The Georgia and South Carolina owners of nuclear units being built by bankrupt Westinghouse diverged on legal approaches.
May 1 -
Atlanta’s $226.2 million water and wastewater refunding deal received $634.7 million in orders.
April 27 -
The outlook on Georgia's Dalton Utilities was revised to negative by Moody's Investors Service because of Westinghouse’s bankruptcy.
April 25 -
Spreads widened on bonds for new nuclear units in South Carolina and Georgia.
April 19 -
Augusta officials set in motion Tuesday plans to borrow $12 million to build a parking garage for the Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center.
April 12 -
Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP hiring public finance veteran Matt Nichols.
April 7 -
The Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia said the bankruptcy of Westinghouse, supplier of new nuclear units at Plant Vogtle for which it has issued billions of bonds, could have a material impact on its financial condition.
April 3 -
Construction continues on new nuclear power plants in Georgia and South Carolina after the Westinghouse bankruptcy, but the Chapter 11 filing raises concerns for investors in the units, including public power utilities who issued billions in municipal debt.
March 30