Augusta Canal Seeks Extension of Federal Funding
Apr 23Efforts are under way to extend federal funding for the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area. »
Efforts are under way to extend federal funding for the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area. »
The Augusta Chronicle reports the school did not change enrollment statuses or return unused aid to the government after some students withdrew in the 2010 fiscal year. »
Georgia Power is making a far rosier prediction of how the expansion of Plant Vogtle will affect ratepayers helping pay the $14 billion tab. »
Georgia Power has filed a request with state regulators to reduce fuel rates by 19 percent and total annual billings by about $567 million. »
The unlikely duo of ex-Democratic Gov. Roy Barnes and former Republican House Speaker Glenn Richardson are teaming up to challenge Georgia Power over a surcharge they say has cost ratepayers up to $100 million. »
Authorities say the records of more than 500 patients at Medical College of Georgia Hospital and Clinics were on a laptop stolen during a burglary this year. »
A Senate proposal that would clear the way for private property owners and businesses in Georgia to buy solar panels and power from a third party has several supporters. But one major opponent could make getting the legislation through this session a f... »
Georgia Power officials say the initial phase of the plant went online March 25, 2011, and is now at a capacity of about 350 kilowatts. »
Georgia Power executives say construction costs for the planned expansion of Plant Vogtle are $42 million over budget. »
The subsidiary of the Atlanta-based Southern Co. reported Friday that it estimates its share of the project to build two new reactors at Plant Vogtle near Augusta will be $18 million less than the roughly $6.1 billion approved by utility regulators. »