News

June 13, 2019

• Governor Kemp Announces Economic Development Mission to Republic of Korea

• Pam Stahl Picked to Head Anthem Plan in Georgia

• Georgia Historical Quarterly Wins 2019 AASLH Award of Excellence

• Sen. Isakson Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Modernize Public Health Data

• Sea Turtle Nesting off to a Record Start on Georgia Coast

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funding Plummets by $65B in May

• USDA Proposes Bold Moves to Improve Forests Management, Grasslands

June 12, 2019

• United Way Kicks off 6th Annual Stuff The Bus

• Nearly 30 City Boards are not Sharing Information Online. Fixes Are Coming, City Manager Says

• Andrew College Breaks Ground on New Building Projects

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of House Study Committee on Maternal Mortality

• Marvel Fans Can Stay in Iron Man’s Cabin Outside Atlanta

• Georgia City Solutions Task Force Delivers Report to GMA Board of Directors

• StudentBridge Establishes New Headquarters with Plans to Expand and Invest in Chamblee

• Governor Kemp Honors Poet Laureate Prize Winner, Finalists

• Sen. Isakson: VA MISSION Act is Putting Veterans First

• Quicken Loans: Owner Perceptions of Home Values Improve After Six Months of Declines

• EY-COST Study: Sales Taxes on Business Inputs Account for 42% of All State and Local Sales Taxes, Unchanged since 2003

• Expedia's Etiquette Study Shows That When It Comes to Good Travel, Your Manners Are the Carry-on That Matter Most

June 11, 2019

• Columbus Technical College to Hold Spring Commencement Exercises June 13th

• 2019 Miss Georgia Contestants to Visit Piedmont Columbus Regional

• Office of Student Achievement, Dept. of Education Applaud Statewide RESA Tour

• UGA Teams up with Georgia Chamber for High Potentials Leadership Program

• Governor Kemp Announces 7 State Board Appointments

• Sen. Isakson Concludes Commemoration of D-Day 75th Anniversary at Ceremony Recreating Airborne Landings at Normandy

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