News

September 30, 2016

• Health Conscious, Well-groomed Columbus Attracts Atlanta Investors

• Comedian Jeff Foxworthy to Speak at Annual “Giving Childhood a Chance” Event

• Tory Burch to Create More than 150 Jobs in Henry County

• Sen. David Perdue Seeks Radical Changes to Budget Process

• UGA Launches Georgia Informatics Institutes for Research and Education

• BB&T Announces Settlement Resolving FHA-insured Mortgage Issues

• Georgia Sales Tax Holiday Starts Today for Conservation Products

• Five New Charter Schools to Open in Georgia During 2017-18 School Year

• Coca-Cola to Make and Sell Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee Drink

• UPS Tests Drone Delivery in Massachusetts

• U.S. Department of Education Awards $245M to Support High-Quality Public Charter Schools

• 34 Million Have Already Started Holiday Shopping

• National Cyber Security Awareness Month Launches with a Call to Action for All Digital Citizens to STOP. THINK. CONNECT.

• Companies Becoming More Measured in Use of Cloud Computing Options

• Americans Still More Trusting in Local Over State Government

September 29, 2016

• Muscogee County School District Delivers Record SAT Performance

• CSU Police Trainers Obtain Certification for Fair and Impartial Policing Techniques

• Synovus to Report Third Quarter 2016 Results on October 18th

• HA&W Announces Results of 2016 Georgia Manufacturing Survey

• Gulfstream Sells Last G150, Marks End Of 10-Year Production Run

• Georgia Chamber Partners with the Georgia HEART Campaign

• Prominent Georgia Leaders Encourage Need-Based Aid at Lumina-Funded Forum

• Seven Georgia Schools Receive National Blue Ribbon Designation

• The Home Builders Association Of Georgia Installs 2016/2017 Officers

• State Superintendent Shares Thoughts on New Federal Education Law

• TAG International Business Hosts Third Annual Global Festival Featuring Samsung, Encompass, Comcast and more!

• Poll Reveals Business Owners Overlook How Their Decisions Impact Wealth in Retirement

• BNY Mellon's Pershing Survey Finds Baby Boomers Biggest Users of ETFs

• Partisan Divide on Government Regulations Remains Wide

• KBB: September New-Car Sales Remain Strong, Fall 2% From Last Year for Estimated 17.4M SAAR

• Uninsured Down Since Obamacare; Cost, Quality Still Concerns

September 28, 2016

• Columbus State University Hosts Statewide Child Care Symposium

• Healthcare Management Group Expands into the State of Georgia with New Location and Physician

• Georgia Students Increase SAT Scores in All Areas, Outperform Nation on Redesigned SAT

• “Health Connect South 2016” Transports Attendees from Kitty Hawk to a Moonshot to Cure Cancer

• Rural Hospitals See Ray of Hope in Tax Credit Program

• Georgia Tech Releases Annual Cyber Threats Report

• AT&T and Applied Information to Bring Smart Cities Technology to U.S. School Zones

• Georgia Legislators Respond to National Crisis

• Southern Company Subsidiary's Tranquillity Solar Facility in California Begins Operation

• Delta’s 12th Annual ‘Breast Cancer One’ Survivor Flight Takes Hope to New Heights

• Home Price Gains in July Slow According to The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices

• Survey Shows Americans Beginning to Feel More Financially Secure

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in September

September 27, 2016

• Columbus Executive Graces List of ‘25 Women to Watch’

• Probe College Fair Today at Columbus State University

• At Home Superstore Positioning Itself for Peachtree Mall

• Blessing of the Animals at St. Anne Catholic Church on October 4th

• Georgia Tourism Launches New Social Media Campaign #ExploreGeorgiaPup

• Charlie Harper: More Questions Than Answers for Campaign’s Final Stretch

• Joe Riley of Georgia Electric Membership Corporation Receives Award for Professional Excellence

• CFPB Fines Titlemax Parent Company $9M for Luring Consumers Into More Costly Loans

• Georgia's American Rental Association Announces New President

• Kaiser Continues Winning Streak in Ratings of Health Plans

• Suniva Powers Georgia Power Charging Stations

• Equifax Makes Big Change to Credit Reports to Help Mortgage Lenders

• Adobe and Microsoft Partner in the Azure Cloud to Help Businesses Transform Customer Engagement

• Survey Finds 85% of Consumers Support Action in Congress to Allow Credit Bureaus to Offer Timely Credit Education Services

September 26, 2016

• Goodwill CEO Seckinger to Address Students at CSU Speaker Series

• 2016 SBDC Announces GrowSMART in Columbus

• SEC Charges Effingham Studio CEOs with Fraud

• 11 Appointed to State Boards by Governor Deal

• Georgia Center of Innovation Appoints Steve Justice New Executive Director

• Delta Unveils Flagship Delta Sky Club at ATL Concourse B

• State Board of Education Backs Constitutional Amendment

• Georgia Credit Unions Win Statewide Awards

• State Gas Averages are 2 Cents Lower in Georgia Since Restoring Pipeline

• Bank of America & Habitat for Humanity Kick Off Global Build in Celebration of 30 Years of Working Together

• Announcing the Release of the First Cyber Readiness Index Country Profile

• As Debate Looms, Voters Still Distrust Clinton and Trump

• Despite the Tech Revolution, Gen Z and Millennials Crave In-person Collaboration

• IBM Study: Hybrid Clouds Dominate -- Enable Companies to Innovate, Exceed Expectations

September 23, 2016

• Kinetic Credit Union Partners with the UGA SBDC for the 3rd Year to Help Grow Local Businesses

• Aflac Award-Winning One Day Pay Initiative Earns 2016 Novarica Research Council Impact Award

• Military Training Tool Leads to Columbus State University’s First-Ever Patent

• There is a Reason You are Seeing Orange Bikes All Over Columbus

• City Proposing Two New TADs for Midtown Redevelopment

• Upcoming Activities and Events Provided Through Chattahoochee Valley Writers, Inc.

• CIA Director to speak at Cyber Georgia @ Augusta University

• Georgia Companies Adopt Competitive “Smart Manufacturing” Techniques

• Walmart Hourly Associates in Georgia Earn More than $7.4M in Cash Bonuses

• Governor Extends Executive Order Relating to Truck Drivers & Motor Fuel

• Autotrader Names Top Tailgating Tech Features for Football Season

• State Insurance Websites Ranked From Most to Least Helpful to Consumers

• Wounded Warrior Project Introduces Veterans to Expert Care

• August Construction Starts Jump 21%

• Number of Americans Closely Following Politics Spikes

• Research Shows Companies Today Overthink and Underact in Preparing for Digital Inevitability

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined

• TD Economics: Slow, But Steady Progress

• 500M Yahoo Accounts Hacked in Massive 'State-sponsored' Cyber Attack

• It's All About the Debates Now

September 22, 2016

• Metro Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Declines to 6.2% in August

• Aflac CEO Dan Amos Addresses CSU Students as Part of the University’s Fall Speaker Series

• Harris County Chamber of Commerce Mountain View Classic Golf Tournament - October 21st

• Mexican Grill Bringing California-style Flavor to Columbus

• GDEcD: Ritz Instrument Transformers to Expand in Hart County, Will Create 50 New Jobs

• Delta Maintains Carbon-neutral Growth for Third Consecutive Year

• Georgia-Pacific Completes $40M Expansion at Gurdon Lumber Facility

• Senator Isakson Introduces Legislation to Increase College Access, Graduation Rates

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