News

November 07, 2016

• Technical College System of Georgia Appoints New College Presidents

• Charlie Harper: Tuesday’s Election? Not That Important

• Kia to Showcase World-Class Automotive, Fashion Design at Blogalicious Conference in Atlanta

• Less Than One-quarter of Georgia Hospitals Score “A” in Safety Ratings

• Georgia Gas Prices Level-off Over the Weekend

• Governor Appoints Jay Neal to Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

• Colonial Pipeline Restarts 6 Days after Explosion

• Harris Poll: More than 4 in 5 Americans Planning to Vote This Week

• New Research from Columbia Business School Explains Why There Are So Few Whistle-blowers

• Study: U.S. Firms Accelerate Cash Hoarding in 3Q16, Likely Due to Geopolitical Uncertainty

November 04, 2016

• Senoia Names Short List of City Manager Candidates

• GDOL to Host Recruitment for Yachiyo in Carrollton November 16th

• Automatic Aid Approved Between Coweta, Troup Fire Departments

• Quarterly Survey Results Suggest Georgia CEO Readers View Current Business Climate as Improving

• ​New State Board Rule Eliminates Some Test Requirements

• Which Small Cities in Georgia are Among the Best in America?

• Mohawk Industries Reports 3Q Record Net Earnings of $270M

• SkyMiles Members Can Redeem Miles for a Delta Private Jets Card

• Georgia Research Alliance Receives National Award for Excellence in Technology-based Economic Development

• CashCall Agrees to Suspend Collections on Payday Loans Made to Georgia Consumers

• Aflac Announces New and Enhanced Products to Complete its Permanent Life Insurance Portfolio

• Millennials Want Jobs That Promote Their Well-Being

• Zillow: Most Home Buyers Keep Their Options Open, Consider Renting Instead

• DDoS Attacks Can Be Prevented

November 03, 2016

• Coweta’s Economy Has Steady Growth

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