News

March 28, 2018

• Fayette Student Presents Ideas for Improving Metro Atlanta to Atlanta Regional Commission Board

• Will Part of Coweta Become Peachtree City?

• Marshaling a Career: UWG Student Chooses Path after U.S. Marshals Internship

• Governor Announces Additional Funding for Education, Transit in FY19 Budget

• Georgia Port's Mason Mega Rail Terminal Breaks Ground

• Georgia Technology Industry Adds More than 7,200 Jobs in 2017, Tech Contributes Nearly $47B in Economic Impact to State

• TSYS Consumer Payment Study: More Americans Embracing Cutting-Edge Payment Methods

• Georgia Breweries Snag Top 3 Spots in USA Today Award Category

• Charlie Harper: WWAT: What Would Amazon Think

• UGA Trains South Georgia’s Newest Mayors and City Council Members for Government Roles

• Habitat for Humanity Helps to Secure Significant Funding Increases for Affordable Housing in 2018 Federal Spending Package

• 4 Essential Components of an E-Commerce Platform

• Seven Things to Know Before Signing a Lease

• AAA Unveils New Skills for Alexa and Google

• Carfax: 57 Million Vehicles On U.S. Roads Have Open Recalls

March 27, 2018

• Ready or Not: Coweta to Experience Population ‘Explosion’ within 10 Years

• Crowd Packs Rural Integrity Meeting

• Grantville Continues to Complete Audits Ahead of Deadline

• Holding Phone While Driving Banned Under Bill Set to Pass Ga. Legislature

• An HQ2 Finalist Wants to Name a City after Amazon and Create a Highway Called 'Jeff Bezos Parkway'

• Some Fear Steel Tariff Could Hurt Auto Industry in the South

• SunTrust Bank Increases Prime Rate

• Southwire to Invest $9M into Workforce Following Tax Reform

• Call for Applications Now Open for AgTech Conference of the South Pitch Off

• Georgia Gas Prices Hit 2018 High

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