News

March 06, 2019

• Celebrating the Rise of Minority-owned Businesses

March 05, 2019

• Fayette Schools Honor School Social Workers

• Expanded Horizons: RCOB Team Finishes Third in International Competition

• AT&T’s WarnerMedia Restructuring Breaks apart Turner Broadcasting

• Georgia Tourism Awards Funding to 14 Tourism Projects

• Georgia Leaders, Farmers Urge Congress To Pass Disaster Relief Package

• Secretary Raffensperger Champions Authentic Disaster Relief Charities and Warns Against Fakes

• Rep. Gravley Introduces Georgia’s Hope Act to Produce and Dispense Low THC Oil

• Charlie Harper: Legislators Are Human Too

• Rep. Tanner Announces 2019 House Transit Proposal

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. was Unchanged in January

• Deloitte Future of Cyber Survey Indicates That Many Organizations Aren't Actually Positioned to Succeed in Tackling Cyber Demands

March 04, 2019

• Commissioners Balk at Rezoning Hospice Building

• UWG Alumni Association’s Thriving Under Thirty: Monica Grimaldo Thrives in the Healthcare Profession

• SCAD President Paula Wallace On Why Georgia is the New Hollywood

• Georgia House OKs $27.5B State Budget

• GMA President Larry Hanson: Local Control is about Trust, Accountability

• Attorney General Chris Carr Celebrates National Consumer Protection Week

• Georgia Council for the Arts Brings New Exhibit to Rural Hospital

• Chick-fil-A Jumps to No. 5 in Technomic's Top 500 Chain Rankings

• Georgia House Committee Passes Medical Marijuana Bill

• Georgia Legislature Proposes New School Voucher Program

• LendingTree Compares Renting and Owning a Home in the 50 Largest Metropolitan Areas in the U.S.

• SAS, GARP survey: 81% of Risk Professionals Already Seeing Value of AI

March 01, 2019

• Grantville Council Denies Internet Feasibility Study

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