News

June 14, 2018

• Strength of Georgia-Canada Relationship Highlighted at 2018 SEUS-CP Conference

• Georgia Department of Transportation Awards $52.3M in Construction Contracts

• Dutch Manufacturer to Create More Than 100 Jobs in Hall County

• Ossabaw Island Heritage Preserve Milestone: June 15th Marks 40 Years of Protection for this Georgia Barrier Island

• Georgia Approves New Standards for Fine Arts, Physical Education

• Cotiviti Launches National Partnership with Habitat for Humanity to Help Build Decent, Affordable Homes

• Judge Approves $85B AT&T-Time Warner Deal

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Edged Down in May

• Summer Hiring is Expected to be Hot for the Second Year in a Row, Finds CareerBuilder's Annual Survey

June 13, 2018

• Downtown Newnan Gets 'Wined-Up'

• Coweta Schools Bus Technicians Place in Regional and State Competition

• Georgia Gas Prices Decline for Third Week

• Charlie Harper: Isakson Champions VA Reforms

• Local Officials Complete Carl Vinson Institute Financial Management Training Program

• Gov. Deal Appoints Rep. Terry Rogers to Georgia Film, Music and Digital Advisory Commission

• Georgia Teachers Receive Training Through Computational Thinking Program To Prepare Students For 21st Century Careers

• Isakson, Perdue Statements on U.S. Marshal Nomination to Northern District of Georgia

• GCUA: The Implications of Wedding Debt on Marriages

• Gas Prices Hit Four-Year High, Consumers in the Midwest Show Most Concern, New Edmunds Trend Report Reveals

• Over Half of Employees Say Teleworking Increases Their Productivity

• More Than Half Of 401(k) Participants Invest In A Single Target-Date Fund

• Nationwide Survey Reveals Business Owners Are Relying on Connected Technologies to Keep Their Employees Safe

June 12, 2018

• Fayette School Board Earns Exemplary Status from Georgia School Boards Association

• Savannah Harbor Deepening Gets Big Boost in Federal Dollars

• Study: Georgia has Nation’s 9th Best Economy

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