News

October 02, 2019

• Newnan Council Says Yes to New Film Plan

• Promoting Professional Growth: UWG Offers Externship Program within Sport Industry

• 66 WGTC Students Receive Foundation Scholarships

• TCSG Foundation Welcomes New President and Trustees

• UPS Flight Forward Attains FAA’s First Full Approval For Drone Airline

• Charlie Harper: State Grapples with Tax Revenues and Budget Cuts

• Fox Theatre Institute Raises More Than $100,000 for Georgia’s Historic Theatres at ‘Revival’ Concert

• The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Awards $100,000 to Georgia VECTR Center

• Georgia Power Continues to Make Progress on Ash Pond Closure at Plant McIntosh with Dewatering Process to Begin in October

• Small Business Job Growth Rebounds in September; Wage Growth Also Increases

• Innovative Companies Continue to Outperform the Market, Despite Headwinds in Global Economy

• Away From The Office – Permanently? How Working Remotely Is Changing Real Estate

October 01, 2019

• Habitat Unveils New Model for the Future

• Production Company Donates $20,000 to Local Clubs

• Consumers, Business Owners Get More with Major Relaunch of Delta SkyMiles American Express Cards

• SunTrust: "The onUp Movement" Surpasses Five Million Participants

• Georgia Manufacturing Leaders to Keynote Manufacturing Summit October 9th

• CDC Grant Supports Cancer Prevention in Rural Georgia

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Drop 5 Cents

• Forever 21 Files for Bankruptcy and Will Close up to 178 US Stores

September 30, 2019

• Sells Frustrated by Passenger Depot Contract

• Coweta Cattlemen’s Association Celebrates 70th Anniversary

• Paving Contract Still a Bumpy Issue for Grantville Council

• Georgia National Fair Kicks Off This Week. Here’s How It All Started 30 Years Ago

• Georgia Solar Factory Scores on Tariffs; Others in Industry Take a Hit

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