February 2017 News

February 28, 2017

• Georgia Power Simple Solar Now Available

• Port Authorities of Georgia and Virginia File East Coast Gateway Terminal Agreement

• Georgia Lawmakers Scramble Ahead of Midterm Deadline

• Charlie Harper: Quality Schools Key To Economic Development

• AT&T Brings New Unlimited Wireless and Entertainment Deals to Market

• Polls Open for Advance In-Person Voting for March 21st Special Elections

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise

• Entegra Financial Corp. Completes Purchase of 2 Branches in Georgia

• More Georgia Students in Line to Receive School Choice Options

• NAR, Realtor.com Identify Growing Rift between Housing Availability and Affordability

• Why Employees Quit, According to New Glassdoor Economic Research

February 27, 2017

• CTC Paralegal Student Earns Scholarship from Columbus Bar Association

• Once, A Broadway Musical—Coming to RiverCenter February 28th

• Columbus Consumers Optimistic about Their Economic Future after 2016 Election

• Ronnie McBride’s Fired Up about Columbus Tech’s Renovated Welding Lab

• House Bill 464 Seeks to Strengthen Patient Choice in Georgia

• SunTrust Announces Major Executive Moves

• Georgia Music Investment Act Will Grow Georgia’s Music Industry

• Kaiser Permanente Names Jim Simpson President of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia

• Georgia Craft Brewers Ready to Leave Prohibition Laws Behind

• Governor Unveils ‘Encourage’ from the "Real Teachers Real Voices” Campaign

• Condor Chocolates Brings Ecuadorian Treats to Georgia

• Americans Split on Whether NAFTA Is Good or Bad for US

• Are Your Star Employees Slipping Away?

• The Solar Foundation: Solar Accounts for 1 in 50 New U.S. Jobs in 2016