News

September 21, 2017

• Centennial Website Catalogs Georgia's WWI Monuments, Memorials and Historic Sites

• SBA Helping Georgia Businesses and Residents Recover from Hurricane Irma

• Higher Wages More Important Than Health Benefits, Employees Say

• Deloitte Forecast: Retail Holiday Sales to Increase 4 to 4.5%

• Existing-Home Sales Subside 1.7% in August

September 20, 2017

• First Uptown Columbus Fall Concert Draws Record Crowd to Downtown

• ProPay Global Disbursements and Commissions Platform Significantly Enhanced

• Longtime Columbus Shoe Store Closing its Doors as Shoe Station Enters the Market

• Georgia Power Introduces Renewable Energy Program for Commercial and Industrial Customers

• Georgia Department of Transportation Awards $62.3M in Construction Contracts

• Costs from Major Natural Disasters Can Stress State Budgets

• UGA Scientists to Educate Georgia Peanut Tour Attendees about Peanut Production

• Charlie Harper: Moving On To The Next Win

• Delta Adds Extra Flights, Caps Some Fares, Waives Fees as Maria Approaches

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Passage of Defense Bill

• Attorney General Chris Carr, Multistate Coalition to Seek Documents from Opioid Manufacturers

• USDA Makes Disaster Resources Available to Rural Development Borrowers

• Toys ‘R’ Us Files for Bankruptcy

• International Visitors Spent More Than $21B in July

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 7.1% in August

September 19, 2017

• Columbus Regional Health Implemented Emergency Protocols During Hurricane Irma

• Dirt Cheap Sets Grand Opening Date for Columbus Store

• Corporate Execs Rank Georgia Business Climate Third in Nation

• DCA Commissioner Camila Knowles Joins Cornerstone Government Affairs

• Irma Destroys an Estimated 30% of Georgia's Pecan Crop

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