May 2019 News

May 31, 2019

• Commissioners Approve Farm Tour

• City Exploring Possibilities at C.J. Smith Park

• UWG’s WOLF Internet Radio Wins Award for College Radio Day

• The UPS Store, Inc. Launches Mission: Veteran Entrepreneurship Offering Franchise Incentives Up To $300,000

• Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership Taps Wendy White to Lead Statewide Efforts in Food Safety Program

• Brasfield & Gorrie Ranked Among Top Healthcare Contractors in the Nation

• Secretary Raffensperger Fights "Voter Purge" Narrative, Releases Address Change Notices

• Senator David Perdue Honored By Marsy’s Law For Georgia

• Children’s Enrollment in Georgia Medicaid and PeachCare Shows Drop

• U.S. Department of Labor Recovers $100,326 for 26 Georgia Restaurant Employees After Investigation Finds Overtime Violations

• "Researching at the Georgia Archives" on Saturday, June 1st

• USDA Announces Loans to Improve Rural Electric Infrastructure

May 30, 2019

• Kiwanis Club of Coweta County Celebrates 25 Years

• Southwire To Sponsor People of Manufacturing Awards at the 2019 Georgia Manufacturing Summit

• Georgia Banks Earn $1.08B during First Quarter 2019

• Georgians First Commission Launches Website, Seeks Public Input

• GDOT Awards $128M in Construction Contracts for April

• Plethora to Open Manufacturing Facility in Cobb County

• Advancing Georgia’s Leaders in Agriculture & Forestry Selects 2019-2020 Leadership Class

• Georgia Job Revolution: Some Employers Now Pay Wages Almost Instantly

• Georgia Department of Insurance: Hurricane Season Begins June 1st

• Memorial Day Sales Expected to Boost New Vehicle Sales in May, Forecasts Edmunds

• National 529 College Savings Plan Day: Four Strategies to Maximize College Savings

May 29, 2019

• New 'Signalized' RCUT on Georgia 34 at Glenda Trace to be Operational Thursday

• Christian City Senior Residents and Staff Members Purchase Minivan for Children & Family Programs