News

August 17, 2018

• Retired Educators Association Recognizes Students at Annual Awards Program

• Grantville Approves $1.8M Budget

• Georgia Was Home to a Record 455 Film and Television Projects in FY 18

• Georgia’s Ties with China Grow Stronger

• Georgia State: Is Bus Public Transit Access The Key In The Fight For Equitable Cities?

• President of Gulfstream is Keynote Speaker at the Georgia Manufacturing Summit October 10th

• Georgia United Credit Union Launches Commercial Campaign with UGA’s Kirby Smart

• Retailers Launch Additional Promotions with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to Support Kids and Teens Heading Back2School

• ISEC Launches National Partnership with Habitat for Humanity

• Three Questions to Ask Before Changing Careers

• US IT Job Growth Remains Anemic In Light Of Acute Talent Shortage

• June Brought Strong Sales in the Used Vehicle Market, Increasing Vehicle Price, J.D. Power Finds

August 16, 2018

• Heller Seeks Open City Council Seat

• City Approves Trolley Purchase

• Georgia Restaurant Association Announces 2018 Grace Award Winners

• Board of Regents Approve First Nexus Degrees

• Jaguar Land Rover Classic Selects Savannah Site as First Outside of Europe

• McDonald's Updating 340 Georgia Restaurants as Part of $6B U.S. Effort

• Georgia Sets Multiple Records in July

• Early Tufting Apparatus on Shaw Industries’ Corporate Campus Designated a Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark

• Georgia Department of Transportation Wins National Award for Achieving Excellence in Procurement

• AARP GA Welcomes New Associate State Director, Community Outreach

• WellCare Adds Georgia Senior Medical Group to Provider Network

• Survey: More Than Half of Employers Have Found Content on Social Media That Caused Them NOT to Hire a Candidate

• More Than Half of Workers Approaching Retirement Believe They Will Return to Work

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