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Three Georgia regions voted in favor of the additional one percent sales tax for transportation infrastructure on Tuesday — the Central Savannah River Area District around Augusta, the River Valley District including Columbus, and the Heart of Georgia Altamaha District in south central Georgia.
The U.S. economy continues on a slow recovery. Given slowdowns in Europe and China and the long hangover from the housing bust, there’s very little prospect of a dramatically increased pace of recovery anytime soon.
Some great music booked for the Savannah Bicycle Campaign’s 4th Annual Midnight Garden Ride.
Down here on the coast, we don’t have the transportation problems that Atlanta has, for sure, but we have some much-wanted projects that need a lot of funding. So what happens now?
If DeLoach stays above 50 percent, and it seems virtually certain that he will, he’ll face Al Scott in the fall.
UPDATE: T-SPLOST was soundly defeated in the 10-county Coastal Region.
“With May’s data, we found that home prices fell annually by 1.0% for the 10-City Composite and by 0.7% for the 20-City Composite versus May 2011.”
