News

May 21, 2018

• Governor Deal Appoints Seven to State Boards

• Coca-Cola to Unveil Bluetooth-Connected Soda Machine

• Dixie Color to Create 100 Jobs in Chattooga County

• AT&T and Georgia 4-H Held Seniors Technology Program in Toccoa

• Dollar General Celebrates Grand Opening of its Jackson Distribution Center

• Albany Native Ken Hodges Touts Experience for State Court of Appeals

• Georgia Power: Service Your HVAC System and Save before the Heat of Summer

• PRSA: Communications Industry Investing More in Technology

• Home Sales Increase 2.3% Despite Peaking Prices, Ever-Shrinking Inventory

• Edward Jones' Seventh Annual Study Finds That Only One-Third of Americans Know What a 529 Plan Is

May 18, 2018

• Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown Campus Receives Quality Achievement Award for Stroke Care

• TSYS is Poised to Take Prime Office Space in the Midland Area of Columbus

• Students Graduate from CSU’s Competitive Pre-Med Program

• Aflac Delivers Contemporary Solutions to Improve Care for Today's Cancer Patients

• Georgia Sets Record for Employed Residents - State Unemployment at 4.3%

• Logistics Summit Tenth Anniversary Celebrates Supply Chain

• New Report Says Medicaid Expansion Would Cover 473,000 More Georgians

• Atlanta Business Leader Sonny Deriso to Helm Georgia Historical Society Board

• SunTrust: Small Businesses Ramp Up Social Media and Online Marketing

• Ponce City Market: The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Atlanta’s Largest Building

• Special Olympics Georgia to Host 2018 State Summer Games This Weekend at Emory University

• Private Plane Perk for UGA's Kirby Smart Worth Six Figures

• Top Business Executives Release Research Report Aiming to Increase Women's Access to Capital

• Deloitte Study: Businesses Taking Lead in Climate Response

• Employees Use Personal Devices to Access Company Email and Shared Documents, Often Without Oversight

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