News

May 19, 2016

• Hollywood Stunt Driving School Opens in Georgia

• Keysight Technologies to Create more than 200 Jobs in Atlanta

• Georgia Legal Community Raises 5 Million Pounds of Food in 5 Years

• Senator David Perdue & Maya MacGuineas: Repairing The Budget Process

• Georgia Cyber Academy Graduating Class to be Honored at Ceremony on May 21st

• Commission Cuts Georgia Power Rates

• UPS to Launch On-Demand 3D Printing Manufacturing Network

• B2B Organic Growth Requires Collaboration With Customers

• Majority in U.S. Do Not Have a Will

May 18, 2016

• Wells Fargo in Newnan Teaches Children to Save

• New Clean Energy Report Places Georgia in Good Position

• Face of Manufacturing Orchestrates the Approval of the First German Apprenticeship Model in the U.S.

• Governor Deal: Georgia will Protect Children from Federal Overreach

• Communicorp Advances to the National American Advertising Federation Competition

• Coca-Cola Marks 130th Anniversary with Gift to Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park District

• Georgia Power Talks Safety Tips for National Electrical Safety Month

• Information Security is Where Georgia Leads in Latest Hub

• Georgia Renaissance Festival Remains a Big Hit

• Americans' Views of Socialism, Capitalism Are Little Changed

• U.S. Commercial Property Values See An Uptick In Growth

May 17, 2016

• ​UWG Students Donate $2,000 to WGTC Foundation

• Aflac Launches New Resources and Insights for Small-Business Owners

• State Seeks Savings in Employee Health Plan

• Convergys Expands Footprint in Georgia

• The Home Depot Announces Positive First Quarter Results

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