News

September 19, 2017

• Hudgens Directs Insurers to Exercise Leniency

• Gas Prices Hit 3-Year High

• Sen. David Perdue: The Afghanistan Strategy We’ve Been Waiting For

• Governor Announces Senior Leadership Changes

• Albany State University Recognized as #1 Public HBCU in Georgia

• Attorney General Chris Carr Joins 37 States, Territories in Fight against Opioid Incentives

• Nearly Half of Americans Plan to Make a Substantial Purchase This Year

• Student Debt Delaying Millennial Homeownership by 7 Years

• Higher Education Employment Rises in Q1 2017 Despite Decline in Job Postings

September 18, 2017

• Columbus Regional Health Provided Critical Care for the Community during Hurricane Irma

• Kia Motors Pledges $300,000 to The American Red Cross to Support Hurricane Relief Efforts

• Aflac Earns Place on Dow Jones Sustainability Index for 7th Consecutive Year

• Managing Stress, Anxiety and Worry is Topic of Free Seminar at St. Francis on Tuesday, September 19th

• Governor Appoints 31 to State Boards

• UGA Dedicates Phase II of Business Learning Community, Breaks Ground for Phase III

• Equifax Releases Details on Cybersecurity Incident, Announces Personnel Changes

• Power Restored to 99% of Georgia Power Customers Impacted by Hurricane Irma

• Governor Appoints Assistant Adjutant General

• Georgia Department of Revenue Extends Relief to Victims of Hurricane Irma

• Attorney General Chris Carr Provides Information on Equifax Investigation

• Amerigroup Georgia Offers Support to Georgia Residents Impacted by Hurricane Irma

• Housing Ends Summer Strong; Only Slight Inventory Relief

• The Working Vacation

September 15, 2017

• Kinetic Credit Union CEO Janet Davis Retiring after 40-year Career

• New Mark Jones Restaurant to Open Next Month in Downtown Columbus

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