News

June 24, 2019

• Commentary: Healthcare Works When the Price is Right

• Georgia Campuses Debate Value of ‘Closed’ Presidential Job Hunts

• Amerigroup Georgia is Improving Lives and Communities by Offering Additional Benefits for Families with Children

• Commercial Construction Index Shows Surge in New Business Confidence

• HOME Survey: More Say Now Is a Good Time to Sell a Home

June 21, 2019

• Easement Rules Approved, with Three Lot Limit

• Horror Franchise Set to Film Downtown

• Georgia’s Unemployment Claims Falls Again in May

• Georgia Won’t Hold Presidential Primary on Super Tuesday

• GE Appliances Grows in Georgia with $130M Investment, 300 New Jobs

• Georgia Announces Sale of $1.03B in General Obligation Bonds

• Delta Equity Investment Deepens Ties to Joint Venture Partner Korean Air

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Members of Three Senate Study Committees

• Carr Announces $4.1M in Debt Relief for Hundreds of Former Georgia ITT Tech Students

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Remained Unchanged in May

• 83% of Employees Want Some In-Office Working Time Over Working Fully Remotely

June 20, 2019

• School System to Hold Job Fair for Bus Drivers, School Nutrition Assistants and After School Aides July 11th

• Grantville Council Approves Additional Travel for Mayor

• Wood Wins Big in Four-way Sheriff’s Race

• Georgia Smart Communities Challenge Selects Four New Community Projects

• Wayfair to Create 500+ Jobs in Athens-Clarke County

• Senator David Perdue Leads Effort To Restore Accountability In Government

• Kia Motors Ranked Highest Mass Market Brand For Fifth Consecutive Year In J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study

• Georgia State Economist Receives $250,000 to Study Elderly Food Security, SNAP and Health Outcomes

• More Than One-Third of Business Owners Not Prepared to Manage Legalized Marijuana in the Workplace

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