News

September 07, 2017

• Liberty Utilities Co. Announces Appointment of Regional Independent Directors

• Chick-fil-A Obtains Permit for New Columbus Park Crossing Restaurant

• Job Fair Scheduled at Fort Benning’s Mammoth 860-room Hotel

• Governor Declares State of Emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

• Charlie Harper: State FairTax Concept Riddled With Problems

• Lessons From Harvey: We Can All Be A Hero to Someone

• 2017 Ballpark Digest Ballpark of the Year: SunTrust Park

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation Joins Coalition Urging Congress to Pass Pro-Growth Tax Reform

• GaMEP Launches Outreach Initiative for Food Processing Manufacturers

• TAG Celebrates Georgia's Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies

• U.S. Businesses Spend $2.66 to Combat Every Dollar of Fraud, LexisNexis 2017 True Cost of Fraud Finds

• Kohl’s to Open Amazon Shops inside Some of its Stores

• Pending Home Sales Lessen 0.8% in July

September 06, 2017

• Columbus-based NPM Properties Announces TornadoFree Weather Alert App

• Columbus Resident Starts Petition to Attract Popular Wholesale Club

• The Columbus Symphony Orchestra Season Opening Concert on September 16th

• Georgia Gas Prices: Refineries Recovering from Harvey; Irma Stirs Uncertainty

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Urges Preparation Ahead of Irma

• Delta Reports Mixed Operating Performance for August

• Attorney General Carr Applauds Ruling Invalidating U.S. Department of Labor Overtime Rule

• UPS Appoints Mark Robinson President of UPS Capital

• Georgia Power, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Georgia DNR Partner to Protect Mollusks of the Altamaha River Basin

• Mayor Bucky Johnson: Preserve Smart Rail Regulations That Strengthen Georgia Industry, Economy

• National Awards Program Seeking Georgia's Top Youth Volunteers Of 2018

• Access to Justice Map Underscores Disparities in Legal Access in Georgia

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