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The Georgia Supreme Court should rescind its approval of the public financing for the Atlanta Falcons $1.4 billion stadium, according to a March 26 motion.
March 27 - Georgia
Georgia voters will decide whether to implement Gov. Nathan Deals plan that would allow the state to take over public schools that fail to achieve passing grades.
March 27 - Georgia
Voters in Atlanta Tuesday overwhelmingly approved issuing $252 million in general obligations bonds to address critical capital infrastructure needs.
March 18 -
The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed the validation of $200 million in bonds for the Atlanta Falcons' new stadium on Monday.
March 16 -
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has initiated a pilot program to prop up the state's financially ailing rural hospitals.
February 26 - Georgia
Standard & Poor's lowered its underlying rating to BB-plus from BBB on the general obligation bonds of the Dublin School District, Ga., citing its structural budget imbalance.
February 23 - Florida
Raymond James has hired banker Todd Barnes to join the firm's public finance group in Atlanta, and to focus on issuers in Georgia and South Carolina.
February 18 - Georgia
Legislation aimed at allowing Georgia to take over public schools failing to achieve passing grades has been filed. The measure would require a voter-approved constitutional amendment.
February 12 -
The Georgia General Assembly plans to debate a bill that would provide more than $1 billion in new transportation funding in this year's session.
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The Georgia Supreme Court holds oral arguments Feb. 3 in three appeals opposing the public financing for the Atlanta Braves new stadium in Cobb County.
January 26