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The Financial Wire
Treasury refund checks, more than 16,000 of them worth over $74 million, ran through a north Georgia check casher, an Atlanta indictment says
A federal grand jury in Atlanta says three men ran more than 16,000 Treasury tax refund checks, worth over $74 million, through a check-cashing business in north Georgia. The indictment, returned October 6, charges Gustavo Rojano Salazar, 41, Gabriel Rojano Salazar, 49, and Andres Huerta Rendon, 43, all of the Atlanta area, according to the... The post Treasury refund checks, more than 16,000 of them worth over $74 million, ran through a north Georgia check casher, an Atlanta indictment says appeared first on The Financial Wire .
courierheraldtoday.com
Cochran hires Redding full-time in controversial 4-2 vote
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In a controversial decision, the Cochran City Council voted to make Interim City Manager Angela Redding’s position at City Hall a permanent one. Tuesday night, four of six council members voted to appoint Angela Redding to City Manager, despite having no agreed-upon contract...
wgxa.tv
Macon-Bibb leaders pass revenue bond resolution paving way for new Costco
MACON-BIBB COUNTY, Ga. (WGXA) — Macon-Bibb County leaders are paving the way to bring a Costco to the area. During a county commission meeting on Tuesday, commissioners approved a resolution for a revenue bond worth up to $30 million to prepare the construction site for development, located at New Forsyth Road and Wesleyan Drive.
fox5atlanta.com
Democrats seek PSC majority over power hikes
Candidates in the Georgia Public Service Commission race are clashing in Atlanta over whether residents or expanding data centers will fund new power grid projects following six recent rate increases that raised customer bills by an average of $43 monthly.
thegeorgeanne.com
State Reps & Candidates Talk: A.I., Flock Cameras & More…
On Sep. 23, Savannah Indivisible, a community and political-centered organization, hosted a ‘Town Hall’ meeting at the Otis Johnson Cultural Arts Center. Attended by representatives and candidates for the Georgia State Senate and House of Representatives, the event saw conversations on data centers, flock cameras, election integrity, healthcare, ICE activity and more.