Global biopharmaceutical company UCB announced plans for a $2 billion investment establishing its first US manufacturing facility at Rowen campus near Atlanta. The move is expected to bring hundreds of jobs while reinforcing Georgia’s role as an innovation hub.
Georgia State Senator Jason R. Anavitarte commented on recent political visits and the visibility of public officials in Paulding County through tweets dated March 20 and March 22, 2026.
Governor Brian P. Kemp has signed two bills providing nearly $1.2 billion in income tax refunds and suspending Georgia’s motor fuel tax for two months. State leaders say these actions will offer immediate financial relief while continuing efforts toward affordability.
A federal jury has convicted Brittany Hudson for orchestrating a multi-million dollar fraud against Amazon using fake vendors and forged documents. Authorities say Hudson laundered proceeds from the scheme alongside co-conspirator Kayricka Wortham. Sentencing is set for June.
Glytec will relocate its headquarters to Cobb County as announced by Governor Brian Kemp on March 18. The move is expected to create 500 new jobs over several years while strengthening Georgia’s role in healthcare technology innovation.
Medicaid providers in Georgia billed a total of $28,716 for Enteral and Parenteral Therapy services in 2024, representing a 255.2% rise compared to the prior year.
Medicaid expenditures for Orthotic Procedures and services in Georgia increased by 35.4% in 2024, signaling shifts in both usage rates and reimbursement methods statewide.
Georgia State Senator Jason R. Anavitarte used his social media accounts on March 12 and March 13, 2026 to endorse Bret Dunn for the State Senate and express enthusiasm for the Patriots sports team.
Georgia State Senator Jason R. Anavitarte posted a series of supportive tweets on March 11 and March 12, 2026.
Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. will relocate its U.S. headquarters from California to Kennesaw, Georgia over several years starting this year. Governor Brian Kemp welcomed the move as further evidence of Georgia’s appeal for major employers.