April 2018 News

April 30, 2018

• After 27 Years, Retired Columbus Banker Leaving Georgia DOT Board

• NCR Signs Contract with Florida Firm to Take Work from Columbus Plants Being Closed

• Three Areas Where Most Georgians Agree: Delta, Amazon & Governor Deal

• Sam Nunn: What to do if the Talks with North Korea Succeed

• SOS Brian Kemp: Advance In-Person Voting Starts Today

• Mohawk Industries Q1 Results Meet Expectations

• GRPA Promotes Play & Recreation Through Training & Funding Partnership

• ACCG Board of Managers Creates New Standing Committee on Mental Health

• Made in Georgia: Sourdough Starter Grows into Georgia Sourdough Crackers

• Postal Bank Could End Predatory Lending

• It's Not Cheap Being Green, but Eco-Friendly Homes Do Not Always Cost More

• Marketing Decision-Makers Value Expertise & Service Offerings When Hiring an SEO Company, New Survey Says

• March Used Vehicle Wholesale Performed Exceptionally Well, J.D. Power Finds

April 27, 2018

• Columbus Posts Great March Job Numbers

• Synovus Annual Meeting Goes Off without a Hitch, Done in Less Than 30 Minutes

• MCSD High School Graduation Schedule Announced

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces 2018 Student and Instructor of the Year

• Georgia DOT Obtains Federal Certification of State Safety Oversight Program

• Georgia Cyber Academy Opens Enrollments for the 2018-2019 School Year

• Insight Global Announces Women's Leadership Council

• SunTrust to Offer Free Identity Protection

• UPS Delivers 1Q 2018 EPS Of $1.55, Up 17%

• Georgia Public Service Commission to Hold Hearings May 2nd-3rd on the 18th Vogtle Construction Monitoring Report

• Georgia Business: Women Lag in Participation in the Booming Construction Industry

• Peabody News, Radio, Podcast and Public Service Winners Named