Fulton, IL, May 10, 2017: The Fulton Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce its first local job fair for local employers and potential employees. The job fair is aimed at helping local students find seasonal employment as well as traditional adult employees seeking permanent positions in the community.

Governor Discusses Changes To Get Illinois Back on Track

Economic growth is critical to transforming state

MOLINE – Governor Rauner today joined the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce and discussed working together to make changes to fix Illinois’ broken system and increase job growth in the Quad Cities.

Q: Why do you keep bookkeepers at the Pentagon on a short leash?

DES MOINES, April 13, 2017 - Iowans of all ages are invited to join AARP Iowa, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller and members of the Iowa Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division for a live, statewide teletown hall on impostor scams at 10 am, Tuesday, April 25, during Money Smart Week Iowa.

Regulations, restrictions hinder economic growth

SPRINGFIELD – Governor Rauner today discussed the administration’s efforts to cut the red tape in state government and make Illinois more competitive with surrounding states at the Illinois Competiveness Council Forum.

DES MOINES, IA (04/12/2017) (readMedia)-- State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald announced that, as a result of Tuesday's online Invest in Iowa auction, $50 million will be deposited in 22 financial institutions across the state. The state will receive an average rate of return of 1.29% on these six-month certificates of deposit. "We continue to see significant interest in this program," Fitzgerald said.

Kearney, NE— The LOVE Element Filtration System is being unveiled as the first clean, renewable energy system and will be teaming up with United States Veterans as partners in development and manufacturing.

Springfield…This week, legislation co-sponsored by State Rep. Tony McCombie (IL-71st) to provide property tax relief to Illinoisans passed the Illinois House of Representatives.

The Rauner Administration filed a brief in the Fifth Judicial District Appellate Court this afternoon addressing the duplicity of the Attorney General’s appeal in the state employee pay lawsuit.  For over a year, AG Madigan benefitted from the very court order she is now attacking by paying her own staff over $23 million dollars in FY 2017 alone, bringing into question her motives.

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