December 2019 News

December 21, 2019

• Isakson Celebrates Georgia Priorities Passed in Government Funding Legislation

December 20, 2019

• Georgia Posts Record-breaking November for Jobs

• Secretary Raffensperger Extends Timeline for 22,000 Inactive Voters

• Georgia Credit Union Association Releases 2020 Helping People Afford Life Story Booklet

• GFB's Harvest for All Campaign Raises $22,924 for Georgia Food Bank Association

• HBCU Funding Signed Into Law

• GMSDC Announces New Communications And Marketing Director

• Widespread Flu in Georgia

• Survey: 6 In 10 Workers Met With Mishaps When Starting A New Job

• Americans Motivated to Improve Holiday Finances

• 2019 New Vehicle Sales Expected to Close on a High Note, Edmunds Forecasts

December 19, 2019

• Thriving Under 30: UWG Alumnus Sets Records in Government

• Sen. Isakson’s Commitment to Education Has Impacted Generations of Students

• GreenView Floors International, Inc. to Create 238 Jobs in Adairsville-Bartow County

• UGA's Flavor of Georgia Launches 14th Annual Food Product Contest January 2nd

• Twenty-two Georgia Business Brokers Achieve GABB 2019 Million Dollar Club

• Bid to Loosen Rules on Mid-level Providers Draws Legislative Debate

• New Georgia Poll Shows Rise in Trump Support

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces Theatre Project to Raise Awareness of Domestic Sex Trafficking

• Oklahoma and LSU Ticket Allotments Sold Out for CFP Semifinal at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl

• City Fiscal Conditions 2019 Report Released

• CFOs Are Overlooking the Transformative Power of Procurement, A.T. Kearney Study Finds

• 61% of Americans are Dreading the Holidays Due to Financial Strain, LendingTree Survey Finds

• Redfin Predicts Homebuyers Will Have Fewer Options, Bidding Wars Will Rebound in 2020

December 18, 2019

• 2020 Citizen of the Year: Deadline Extended