July 2018 News

July 31, 2018

• Bridging the Gap Hands out 9,300 Lunches during Summer Break

• Tony Grant Will Run for Sheriff

• Fayette County Education Foundation Gives Over $4,000 to New Teachers

• Governor Deal Suspends State Sales and Use Tax on Jet Fuel

• Georgia-Pacific to Create 130 Jobs in Albany

• Deadline for 2018 Georgia Automotive Awards nominations August 3rd

• Meeting Schedule Announced for Joint Low THC Medical Oil Access Study Commission

• In New Summer Ad, the Aflac Duck Is There for the Good and Bad Breaks in Life

• Charlie Harper: Party Unity Requires Action

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise 2 Cents

• Poor Growing Weather Puts the Freeze on Georgia’s Peach Crop

• History of the Braves Lunch and Learn and New Exhibit at the Georgia Archives August 10th

• Publix Named One of Indeed’s Top-Rated Workplaces

• Walgreens Introduces New Digital Marketplace Featuring 17 Leading Health Care Providers

• Q2 Growth Tops 4% as Economy Continues to Steam Ahead

• One Third of Consumers Live Paycheck to Paycheck, TD Survey Finds

July 30, 2018

• Coweta Students Outperform State in High School Milestone Assessment Exams

• Governor Deal Appoints 13 to State Boards

• Amazon HQ2 Decision Looms as Georgia Governor’s Race Set

• Students Make Strong Gains on Spring 2018 Georgia Milestones Assessments

• July 31st Deadline: GEDA 2018 Awards Nominations

• #CityHallSelfie Day Is Coming Soon

• Governor Deal Appoints Division of Family and Children Services Interim Director

• Stork Makes First Deliveries to Savannah

• Ending Large Bills to Undercut Illicit Activity is a Popular Notion, but at What Cost?