News

March 14, 2019

• Final Bill Addressing Broadband Expansion Passes Senate

• Wells Fargo Donated $16.4M to Support Georgia Nonprofits in 2018

• President Signs Sen. Isakson Legislation to Protect Georgia Historic Lands

• Annual Study: 58% of U.S. Managers Feel Robots and Automation Do Higher Quality Work Than Humans

• Small Businesses Will Primarily Hire for Sales and Marketing, Customer Service Positions in 2019

March 13, 2019

• Council Approves Hotel/Motel Tax

• Tavern Torn Down for Road Project

• Fayette County Public School System to Hold Teacher Job Fair This Month

• Senators Isakson, Perdue, Carter Secure Full Funding for Savannah Harbor Deepening

• Governor Kemp Signs Amended FY 2019 Budget

• Synovus Announces 2019 Chairman’s Awards Winners

• Hartsfield-Jackson Welcomes International Carrier

• A Georgia State Cybersecurity Study Of The Dark Web Exposes Vulnerability To Machine Identities

• Proposals to Fight HIV Move Forward in General Assembly

• Flood Safety Preparedness Week is March 11th-15th

• Redfin Unveils the Best U.S. Cities for Public Transit in 2019

• Quicken Loans Study Shows Steadily Widening Gap Between Appraisal Values and Homeowners' Perception

March 12, 2019

• UWG Takes Minority Graduation Rates to New Heights

• Newnan Fourth-grader on New Season of MasterChef Junior

• Business: Chick-fil-A Lands Top Spot In U.S. Most Reputable Food Chains Survey, McDonald’s Falls Behind

• Gambling, Guns and Taxes Fall Short in Georgia General Assembly

• February Net State Tax Revenues Up 5.5%

• Charlie Harper: Health Care Reform Remains Work In Progress

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Nomination of Georgian Kelley Currie to New Role Representing United States

• Changes to Federal Disclosure Requirements Affecting Georgia Communities that Issue Municipal Bonds

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