News

July 30, 2018

• Ending Large Bills to Undercut Illicit Activity is a Popular Notion, but at What Cost?

• Half of All U.S. Homes Are More Valuable than Pre-Recession Peak

• Generation X More Likely to Overspend on Vacation Than Baby Boomers and Millennials

• U.S. Wages Grew 3.0% Over the Past Year, Large Firms Experienced Accelerated Wage Growth

July 27, 2018

• Bridging the Gap Seeks $33,000 in Donations for Matching Grant

• King of Pops Co-Founder to Speak at Small Business of the Year Awards

• Costco Proposed for Fisher Crossings

• thyssenkrupp Elevator Americas Business Unit to Create More Than 650 Jobs in Cobb County

• Georgia Power Seeks 100+ MW of New Solar Distributed Generation

• The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame Shines During Southeastern Conference Football Media Days

• Aflac Posts $832M Q2 Profit

• 350 AmeriCorps Members to Serve with Habitat for Humanity with Support of $4.7M Grant

• How Delta People Served Record 652,730 Customers without Missing a Beat

• State Charter Schools Commission Approves GCSA Incubator Schools

• Sen. Isakson Continues Fight for U.S. Printers, Publishers

• Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue: "President Trump Stands By American Farmers"

• New Kabbage Data Shows 85% of Small Business Owners Believe They Achieved the American Dream

• June Construction Starts Jump 11%

July 26, 2018

• Cowetans Can Benefit from Cancer Treatment Assistance Program

• UWG Instructor Steve Morrison Named One of MINT Gallery’s 2018 Leap Year Artists

• Fayette County High School Automotive Technology Program Earns National Accreditation

• Gulfstream Revolutionizes Patient Care With State-Of-The-Art Medevac Aircraft

• Governor Deal Breaks Ground on First Major Mobility Investment Program Project

• The Coca-Cola Company Reports Continued Strong Results in Q2

• Unfrozen: Feds Restore Payments under Disputed ACA Program

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