News

September 17, 2018

• Students from East Coweta High, CEC Appointed to State Superintendent’s Council

• AG Chris Carr Recognizes National Gang Violence Prevention Week

• Governor Deal, Lt. Gov. Cagle and Speaker Ralston Make Appointments to the ATL

• Introducing Delta’s First A220

• Georgia Students to Speak with Astronauts Aboard Space Station

• Southern Company Names Vice President of Corporate Governance

• Publix Collects Funds for American Red Cross Hurricane Florence Relief Efforts

• The PepsiCo Foundation Commits $1M and 350,000 Meals to Support Hurricane Florence Relief

• Wells Fargo Mobilizes to Support Customers and Communities Impacted by Hurricane Florence

• New Survey Finds Majority Of U.S. Homeowners Are Unprepared For Disasters

• Online Job Ads Decreased 46,300 in August

• Automakers Locked in Battle with Phone Manufacturers for Consumers' Attention, J.D. Power Finds

September 14, 2018

• Coweta Prepares for the Fair

• Serving the Community: College of Social Sciences Continues to Give Back

• How the Waffle House Index Will Help FEMA Determine Just How Bad Hurricane Florence Gets

• State’s Uninsured Rate Up by a Fraction, Report Says

• Augusta University: 3 Measures to Improve Election Security

• Carr Announces New Solicitor General

• Distinguished Fellows Program at Georgia Historical Society will Honor Educational Legacy of Vince Dooley

• Christine Murdock, Georgia House Budget and Research Office Deputy Director, Receives Carter/Hellard Legislative Staff Award

• UPS Transformation and Enhanced Business Strategy to Boost Future Earnings

• Anthem Activates Plan to Help Residents in States Impacted by Hurricane Florence

• A Decade After Housing Bust, Recovery is a Story of Location

• Declining Costs and Technology Are Powering Renewable Energy Demand According to New Deloitte Report

• Bloomberg Tax Projects Smaller Post-Tax Reform Inflation Adjustments

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