News

July 25, 2017

• Retail: Amazon's Treasure Truck Ready to Roll

• CDC Reminds Travelers to Europe: Protect Against Measles

July 24, 2017

• Columbus Coldwell Banker Owner Steps Down, New Operations Director Announced

• Columbus Artists’ Guild Opening Night Reception and Members’ Exhibit at The Columbus Public Library July 29th–August 4th

• Troup County School System Tapped for Innovative Best Practices

• 50 of Georgia’s Brightest Join Young Gamechangers to Tackle Project in Milledgeville

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Applaud Nomination of Two Georgians to Serve as U.S. Attorneys

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Learn About Exporting 101

• SunTrust Profit Up 6% in Q2

• White Oak Pastures: Urban Experience Meets Bluffton Soil

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of the House Study Committee on State & Local Construction Management

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise as Summer Heads to a Close

• eBay Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2017 Results

• Sears Launches Kenmore Products On Amazon.com, Including Alexa-Enabled Smart Appliances

• Survey: 71% of U.S. Workers Would Not Apply to a Company Experiencing Negative Publicity

• Big Satisfaction Gap Exists between Large and Small Business Internet and Phone Line Customers, J.D. Power Finds

July 21, 2017

• Whitewater in Columbus, 5 Years Later

• Muscogee Tax Commissioner: ‘There’s No Way I Can Make a Sept. 1 Deadline’

• Aflac Incorporated to Release Second Quarter Results on July 27th

• Coyote Logistics, a UPS Company, to Create 325 Jobs in Atlanta

• Georgia-Based Shoe Brand Okabashi Recognized During The White House's Made in America Week

• ​Students Make Gains on Spring 2017 Georgia Milestones Assessments

• Buy from Georgia Month and Made in America Day Celebrated on July 17th

• Sen. Isakson Introduces Comprehensive G.I. Bill Reforms

• Attorney General Carr Files Lawsuit Against Company for Misleading Internet Advertising, Deceptive Sales Practices

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