March 2019 News

March 29, 2019

• Columbus Adds Jobs in February

• Saxophone & Orchestra: A Night of 20th Century Music April 13th

• Cuthbert "Arts Around the Square" Festival Brings in Tourists, Locals & Regional Visitors

• Georgia DOT Endorses and Supports the Georgia Department of Agriculture’s “Georgia Grown” Program

• Georgia House Offers Substitute for Airport Takeover Bill

• PVH Corp. to Create 575 jobs, Invest $77.6M in Fulton County

• Governor Kemp Applauds Passage of Georgia's 2020 Budget

• Georgia Chamber Scorecard Bill Signed by Governor Brian Kemp

• AT&T Engages U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory on Industry-leading Climate Resiliency Project

• Carl Vinson Institute Provides National Forum for Black Public Administrators Course

• Sen. Isakson Announces Annual Statewide Annual Military Service Academy Day on April 27th

• Social Media Not a Marketing Strategy for Nearly 40% of Small Businesses

• T. Rowe Price: The Majority Of Independent Workers Are Actively Saving For Retirement

March 28, 2019

• Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Opens Sickle Cell Outpatient Clinic

• A New Life for Historic Coca-Cola Bottling Factory? Here is What’s Proposed.

• CSU Piano Chair Receives Prestigious Award

• Braves Celebrate 2019 Season with What's New at SunTrust Park

• Governor Kemp's Georgians First Commission Holds First Meeting

• Attorney General Chris Carr Continues Fight to Uphold Congressional Review Act

• Leadership Development Helping Build a Stronger, More United South Georgia

• Swedish Company to Create 75 Jobs in Hall County

• Georgia Department of Education Encourages Districts to Wear Purple in Support of Military Children

• LEVOLOR Donates $1M in Cordless Window Blinds to Habitat for Humanity Homeowners

• New Survey: Middle-Income Americans Concerned about Their Financial Future

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index Shows Annual Gains Lowest Since 2015