News

April 01, 2016

• Columbus State University Art Student Commissioned For New Clock Tower Painting to Honor 5th President

• Elections Board Disqualifies Pam Brown, Robert Smith in Sheriff’s Race

• TSYS to Broadcast First-Quarter 2016 Results

• Braves Name John Schuerholz as Vice Chairman, Mike Plant as President, Development and Derek Schiller as President, Business

• American Heart Association, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia Foundation and Amerigroup Foundation Unveil Hands-Only CPR Training Kiosk

• Georgia-based TeamOne Logistics Discusses 4 Ways The Trucking Industry Is Going Green

• Southern Co. Opens Innovation Center at Georgia Tech

• UPS Appoints Juan R. Perez Chief Information Officer As Dave Barnes Announces Retirement

• In 2015 Annual Report, Norfolk Southern CEO Highlights Accomplishments and Further Plans to Enhance Shareholder Value

• AAA: Almost all Georgia Drivers Say Texting While Driving is Dangerous

• Turkey Hosts Roundtable Meeting with 21 U.S. CEOs

• BBVA Compass Economists: Risk of U.S. Recession is Highest since '09, but Still Unlikely for 2016

• The Cost of Low Employee Engagement Continues to Increase

March 31, 2016

• CTC SkillsUSA Team Wins Big in State Competition

• CSO Concludes Season with The Pines of Rome

• Tartuffe and Kaleidoscope Coming April 2nd to The RiverCenter

• Southern Mom Grows Chicken Salad Chick to 50 Restaurants in Just Three Years of Franchising

• Q&A with High Demand Career Initiative Program Manager Jamie Jordan

• Johnny Isakson Defends Nathan Deal’s ‘Religious Liberty’ Veto

• Feds: Georgia Medicaid Expansion would Help Thousands of Mental Health, Drug Patients

• Masters Class: Your Guide to the Premium Augusta Experience

• State Workforce Team Launches Scholarship and Grant Program to Strengthen Skilled Trade Workforce

• Enlivant Expands Presence in Georgia

• New Study Reveals Nearly a Third of Local Governments Have Adopted Sustainability Plans

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved in March

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