News

November 02, 2016

• Restaurant That Blends Seafood, Traditional Mexican Fare to Open Soon in Columbus

• Carr Officially Sworn In As 54th Attorney General Of Georgia

• ​Georgia's Graduation Rate Increases for Fifth Straight Year

• GeorgiaFilmNews.com Launches, Providing Daily Coverage of Georgia’s Multi-Billion Dollar Industry

• Governor Issues Executive Order Addressing Colonial Pipeline Explosion

• Visionary Technologists and Father of the Term “the Internet of Things” to Speak at 2016 Georgia Technology Summit

• Georgia Manufacturing Summit a Huge Success

• SunTrust Bank Expands Partnership with Operation HOPE

• AAA: Pipeline Explosion will Likely Raise Gas Prices in Georgia

• George Dusenbury Named Head of Trust for Public Land – Georgia

• YANMAR America Corporation will Create 25 New Jobs in Cherokee County, Invest $20M

• Challenging Customers Reduces Effectiveness of Renewal Messaging, Study Finds

• Ahead of Election, Americans' Confidence in Economy Steady

• Purchasing Power Shares Holiday Shopping Predictions and Tips for Staying On Budget

• 65% of Windows Devices Are Running a Seven-Year-Old Operating System

November 01, 2016

• Columbus State University Ranked Best Online College in Georgia

• Aflac Incorporated to Webcast Live Presentation at VirtualInvestorConferences.com

• TSYS Signs Payments Agreement with Leading Virtual Card Issuer Optal

• Publix Preparing to Renovate Columbus Store Over the Holidays

• Global Commerce Generates $4.4B in Investments in Georgia

• Medical School Signs Agreement With Intent to Establish Southwest Georgia Location

• Water War Trial Underway for Disputed Watershed in Southeast

• Walmart and the Walmart Foundation Supports Georgia Nonprofits With More Than $1.62M in Grants

• Charlie Harper: Opportunity School District: Demand More

• Governor Appoints Reese to Georgia Court of Appeals

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