News

November 05, 2018

• Governor Deal Appoints 29 to State Boards

• Georgia Exporter Spotlight: Sweetwater Brewing

• Retired Delta Pilot Could Become FAA Chief

• Hire Heroes USA Cites Veteran Employment as Key Issue in U.S. this Veterans Day

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens: Change Your Clock Change Your Smoke Alarm Battery

• Alliance Data Partners with Habitat for Humanity to Help Families Build Strength, Stability and Self-Reliance through Shelter

• 8 Steps for Managing Your Money in College

• After Failed Hacking Attempt, SOS Launches Investigation into Georgia Democratic Party

• Ambetter from Peach State Health Plan Will Be Available In More Counties in Georgia This Year

• Special Report: Doctors Born in India Filling Medical Gaps

• Majority of Older Americans Lack Knowledge about the Impact of Taxes in Retirement

• Jeff Bezos Going with His Heart on HQ2

• The Longest Housing Inventory Decline in History Comes to an End

November 02, 2018

• Mendez Hollis to Lead New GEICO Local Office in Columbus for Western Georgia Customers

• Council Approves Short-term Fix to Put Damaged Government Center Courtrooms Back in Play

• Muscogee County School District School Nutrition Program Receives 2018 Golden Radish Award

• Kia Motors America Announces October Sales

• Southern Company Hosts 2018 Smart Cities Summit

• FEMA Approves Public Assistance for Additional 34 Counties

• Rep. Jeff Jones to Introduce Legislation to Allow for Oyster Farming in Georgia

• Peach Bowl Donates $200K for Hurricane Relief

• GaDOE Launches Partnership for Rural Growth, Dedicating an Additional $1.6M to Education in Rural Georgia

• These Georgia Kids Make Food Their Business

• SunTrust Chief Risk Officer Jerome Lienhard to Retire; Ellen Koebler Appointed Successor

• Study: Tight Labor Market Stagnating Gig Economy

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