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HB14 establishes the Georgia Music Office as a formal entity, and we are hopeful the Governor will sign it into law. However, its implementation is subject to appropriations from the legislature, meaning funding will be required before operations can begin.

For the restaurant association and agriculture department, the initiative is meant to work as an economic driver for the farms and growers.

Matt McClain, Executive Director and General Manager of Trilith Live, pulls back the curtain on one of Georgia's most ambitious live entertainment destinations. Spanning 7 acres and over 500,000 square feet of conditioned space, Trilith Live is built to impress.

This week, Georgia film industry leaders told lawmakers production in the state is beginning to rebound. “We are busier now than we have been in some time,”

From Yellow Pages to Feature Films, Eddie Evans Built a Career on Grit, Adaptability and Georgia Pride. Athens-born and Georgia-raised, Eddie Evans set his sights on the film industry long before it flourished in his home state.

From the snow-dusted slopes of Park City to the sun-drenched promenades of Cannes, the Georgia Entertainment team spent the past year doing what we love most: telling Georgia's story to the world.

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller’s Project Hail Mary continued to swell in its second weekend with a Saturday of $22.7M, +55% for a 3-day of $54.5M, a great -32% hold.

Georgia is home to some of the most recognized brands in the world—Coca-Cola, Home Depot, Delta, UPS, Chick-fil-A, Truist and others. When these companies step onto the global stage, Georgians should be there with them, helping transform that spotlight into new talent, new investment and long-term growth for the state.

Armchair ethicists may want to weigh in on how SNAP recipients spend their so-called “stamps” and other money, but there are organizations in Georgia working to make the program a greater benefit to everyone involved – the recipients, the Georgia-based industry vendors and the government. 

One of the primary mechanisms used by the state is the Georgia Research and Development Tax Credit, which provides a financial incentive to companies that increase their qualified research spending within the state.