March 2017 News

March 31, 2017

• Coweta’s Economic Future Bright According to Economic Leaders

• International Visitors Learn about Senoia’s Film Industry

• WGTC Celebrates 7th Annual Art Exhibit

• I-85 Bridge Collapse: Interstate Will Be Closed for Foreseeable Future

• Governor Deal Declares State of Emergency Following I-85 Fire

• Senate Panel Approves Agriculture Secretary Nomination

• Synovus Could Save Bass Pro's Deal for Cabela's

• FirstNet Partners with AT&T to Build $46.5B Wireless Broadband Network for America’s First Responders

• UGA Law School to Host Second Annual Rural Healthcare Symposium April 21st

• KEMP: One Day Left to File Annual Business Registrations

• Centers of Innovation Support Georgia Tech’s 2017 InVenture Prize

• Georgia Highway Contractors Association Launches Careers Campaign

• Most Investors Have Not Thought a Lot About When to Retire

• J.D. Power: Smartphone Satisfaction Higher as Customer Homes Become More Connected

• Amazon to Acquire SOUQ.com

March 30, 2017

• WGTC Adding Cybersecurity Program

• County Commission Hold Retreat in Chattahoochee Hills

• Braves’ New Ballpark Could Be Game-changer for Industry

• Delta and Korean Air to Expand Partnership

• Affluent Suburban Counties Remain Georgia’s Healthiest, Rankings Show

• Georgia's Credit Unions Closed Out 2016 on a Strong Note

• Vector to Conduct Upcoming Flight Test This Summer in Camden County

• Rep. Efstration and GBI Director Keenan Applaud Passage of Bill to Protect Georgians from Abuse by Power of Attorney

• The UPS Foundation Commits $14.1M to Humanitarian Relief & Community Safety

• Max K. Broden Joins Aflac Incorporated as Senior Vice President and Treasurer