News

September 29, 2016

• 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

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