June 2018 News

June 29, 2018

• Three Rivers Hits Record Number of Employed in May

• Metro Atlanta Teachers Participate In Groundbreaking Education Program Promoting Critical Thinking In Students

• Christian City Launches Crossroads Foster Care & Adoption Program

• Spring Hill Students Dive into Fayette’s Vision

• Juli Morgan Fields Named Executive Director of the Technical College System of Georgia Foundation

• Multimillion-Dollar Mistake: Medicare Says Providers Were Overpaid

• Georgia Power introduces Customer Rewards

• GBA Elects and Installs Officers and Eight Directors to its Board

• Georgia Latino Entrepreneurship Study Has Launched

• Synovus Named One of America’s Most Reputable Banks in American Banker’s Annual Survey of Bank Reputations

• Braves Win, You Win Returns to Dunkin' Donuts of Georgia and Alabama

• State Expands Deer Baiting

• 6th Annual Georgia Society of CPAs Educational Foundation Golf Tournament

• Justice Anthony Kennedy Retiring From the Supreme Court

• Wealthsimple Survey Finds Money is Over Six Times More Likely Than Politics to Cause the Most Stress for Millennials

• Retail Sales Down 2% Through First Half of 2018; Average Transaction Price Reaches Record High

June 28, 2018

• Coweta County School Board Approves 2018-19 School Year Budget

• Things Are Moving at Orchard Hills Industrial Park

• The Interpreter: UWG Grad Translates Military Experience to Academic Success

• Do Not Get Distracted by Georgia’s New Cell Phone Law, Georgia Tech Professor Urges

• Governor Deal "Confident" in Georgia's Legal Position in Ongoing Water Wars Case

• Georgia State Economist Finds Support For Strong Leadership Inversely Related To Income

• 6 Breweries That Are Changing the Beer Game in Georgia and Beyond

• Newsmax Names Casey Cagle Best Lt. Governor in Nation

• New Georgia Law Makes Credit Freezes Free Effective July 1st