News

May 12, 2017

• TSYS Signs Payments Agreement with QIIB

• Where They Rank: Columbus-area Employers Among ‘America’s Best’

• Historic Columbus Awards $2,500 Scholarship to UGA-bound Jordan Valedictorian

• MKC Welcomes Gregory Lonergan, AIA, LEED AP

• Constellium Celebrates the Grand Opening of Its New Plant for Advanced Aluminium Automotive Structures in Georgia

• Where Are The Jobs In Aerospace? We Asked, A GDEcD Expert Answered

• Aflac Survey Says Small Businesses Hit Employee Happiness Out of the Park

• Fanning Institute to Host Inaugural Embark Georgia Conference This Month

• Lt. Governor Cagle to Host Health Care Reform Task Force Meeting

• Delta to Expand Airbus A321-200 Aircraft Order; Defer 10 A350 Deliveries

• Attorney General Chris Carr Celebrates Older Americans Month

• Sen. Isakson Introduces Bill to Improve Accountability at VA

• Southern Co.: ‘Weeks’ before We’ll Know Cost of Plant Vogtle Expansion

• Despite Inflammatory Incidents, Airline Customer Satisfaction Keeps Improving, J.D. Power Finds

• Harris Poll: Millennials Breathe Life Into Retail

• Most U.S. Employed Adults Plan to Work Past Retirement Age

• Appraisal Values Lag Homeowner Expectations, Quicken Loans Study Shows

May 11, 2017

• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson Makes Decision on Running for 2018 Statewide Office

• City Had Interest in Downtown Carmike Building, Couldn’t Pull Trigger

• CSU to Graduate More than 1,000 Students During Ceremonies on Campus This Weekend

• Synovus Staffers Collect Books, Water, Other Goods for Communities

• I-85 Corridor to Reopen by May 15th

• Peaches, Poultry, Peanuts? Georgia’s No. 1 Export May Surprise You

• Georgia Among First States to Allow Self-Driving Cars

• Georgia Governor Signs Bill to Increase Salary of Next Governor

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