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In brief: State to resume collections of $0.29 tax on gas — ACC Commissioners to hear wish list for new fire station — student housing giant has big financial year — Abrams-backed group to pay $200K in legal fees — celebration set for football champs
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In brief: Kemp wants to spend part of historic surplus on tax rebates — a Georgia congressman is among the 20 GOP holdouts blocking McCarthy for Speaker — state lawmakers frustrated over slow rollout of medical marijuana — Delta to offer free wi-fi — UGA women beat Kentucky
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In brief: Kemp continues gas tax halt, promises more tax cuts — Hyundai to build battery factory in northwest Georgia — Flynn testifies as Fulton County election probe seems to near its end — national and conference honors for UGA football players — Hawks to play Nets, minus three starters
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These extensions will help curb gas prices amid inflation rates and an approaching holiday season.
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Rising inflation rates and consumer spending costs in Georgia contributed to an increase in sales tax revenue over the last year.
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In brief: The measure to reduce the number of commissioners needed to pass some types of legislation has sparked skepticism and bickering among some commissioners — no major leads so far in weekend shooting on Athens' east side — Warnock reports over $26 million raised — Kemp continues suspension of state's gas tax — Braves flounder against Marlins
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Georgians won't be paying the state's motor fuel tax, at least through November 11.
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Today, Governor Brian P. Kemp signed two executive orders to renew the supply chain state of emergency and extended the temporary suspension of state taxes on motor and locomotive fuel.
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New executive order filed today extends suspension through mid-August.