News

March 19, 2019

• Study: High Speed Rural Internet Would Boost Georgia Economy

• Small Business Hiring Remained Flat in February, While Wage Growth Increased

• More Than 80% of Realtors Say Staged Houses Help Buyers Visualize Them as Homes

• GasBuddy Reveals U.S. Cities with the Most Aggressive Drivers

March 18, 2019

• Proposed Downtown Event Center Deemed ‘Too Modern’

• Coding for a Better Community: UWG Third Annual Hackathon Focuses on Assistive Technology

• New Class Graduates from State's Nonprofit Leadership Program

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Releases Request for Proposals for Statewide Voting System

• First Lady Marty Kemp To Host Pet Adoption Day at Governor's Mansion March 30th

• Columbus Chamber Receives 5-Star Accreditation

• El Nino Impacts Georgia Agriculture

• GMA Solicits Construction Manager At-Risk Proposals for New Headquarters and Renovation Project

• Sen. Isakson Reintroduces Legislation to Honor WWII Army Rangers

• GHRAC Announces Georgia Archives Institute Stipend

• Give Georgia’s Students Choices, Not Excuses

• Only 36% of Small Businesses Have an SEO Strategy in 2019, Even as People Use Search Engines to Research and Purchase Online

• Nationwide Retirement Institute Survey Finds Few Business Owners Fully Understand Health Savings Accounts and are Hungry to Learn More

March 15, 2019

• Public Safety Foundation Prepares for Annual Luncheon

• WGTC’s Simonne Crane Named State EAGLE Winner

• FinTech South Announces National Leaders To Keynote Largest Fintech Event In Southeast

• Chick-fil-A Welcomes Spring with Frosted Key Lime on March 18th

• Duncan Endorses Term Limits for Office of Lt. Governor

• Kroger Commits to Georgia Dairy Farmers as Part of Milk Makes Amazing Campaign

• UPS Honored With Inaugural Top Corporation Hall Of Fame Award For Supporting Women-Owned Businesses

• Shaw Industries Ranked Among Training Magazine’s Top 125 Companies for Training and Development

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