August 2017 News

August 31, 2017

• WGTC Foundation Awards 62 Fall Scholarships

• Grantville Balances Budget

• Electric Cities Team Tours Newnan, Grantville

• Governor Outlines State Response to Hurricane Harvey

• Economic Contribution of Georgia Beer Distributors Recognized This Labor Day

• Sen. Isakson Receives ‘Spirit of Enterprise Award’

• Charlie Harper: Diamonds and Water From Charlottesville to Houston

• New $25M Fund Launched To Back Georgia Film Projects

• Georgia Center of Innovation for Agribusiness Welcomes New Director

• Briggs & Stratton Corporation and Walmart Celebrate "Made In America" and 335 Statesboro Employees

• Attorney General Chris Carr Joins Brief Supporting Ten Commandments Display

• Georgia DCH Healthcare Facility Regulation Division Receives National Recognition

• More than Half of U.S. Workers Feel They Have Just a Job, Not a Career

• Online Job Ads Decreased 125,900 in August

• Millions Have Already Booked Holiday Travel

• Autotrader 'Search With a Purpose' Platform Extends to Veterans on Labor Day

August 30, 2017

• Coweta County Libraries Promoting 'National Preparedness Month'

• Branding and Marketing Topics of September 8th Meet Up at the Chamber

• Downtown Newnan Art Walk Event September 8th

• CSU’s Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum Honors Chick-fil-A's Dan Cathy

• Georgia DOT Rolling Out Smart Signal Technology

• UGA Research and Public Service Units Recognized in Economic Prosperity Competition

• Georgia Brewery Shipping Water Instead of Beer for Harvey Relief

• Candidate for Governor Cagle Outlines Plan to Bring Rural Broadband to Georgia

• Georgia Department of Community Health Names New Medicaid Chief