News

August 08, 2018

• Autism, Hope and Achievement: UWG Alumnus Michael Goodroe Releases Memoir

• Turin Tractor Parade Saturday

• GDOT Awards $64M in Construction Contracts

• Beau Wrigley Joins Georgia-based Medical Marijuana Company as Chairman

• GMA Remembers Former President Gerald Thompson

• Nissan Celebrates 13 Years of Building Sustainable Communities with Habitat for Humanity

• Sen. Isakson Votes to Strengthen America’s Military

• Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative Study Shows Opportunities for Engaging Low-Income Energy Customers

• 87% of U.S. Workers Say a Multigenerational Workforce Increases Innovation and Problem Solving

• Beyond The Numbers: Financial Executives' Roles Continue To Expand

• Demand Quickly Backing Away from Cars, Pushing Average New-Car Transaction Prices Up for July 2018, According to Kelley Blue Book

August 07, 2018

• Newnan Job Fair Will Host More Than 25 Employers Seeking To Fill More Than 100 Positions August 14th

• New Teachers Learn about Fayette County School System at Induction

• July State Tax Revenues up 3.5%

• Why Tariffs and a Trade War Could Loom Large in Georgia Elections

• Martha Wigton, Georgia House Budget and Research Office Director, Elected to Leadership Role for NCSL

• Georgia Cyber Academy Welcomes Back Students for the 2018-2019 School Year on August 10th

• State’s Latest Health Rank Is More of the Same

• Georgia Gas Prices Declining 7-Cent Hike

• Charlie Harper: Not All College Career Paths Are Equal

• AG Chris Carr Warns of Fake Phone Calls and Letters from Scammers Posing as Government Officials

• Ramon Laguarta Elected Chief Executive Officer of PepsiCo

• USDA Invests $345.5M in Rural Electric Infrastructure to Improve Service for More Than 1 Million Residential and Commercial Consumers in 14 States

August 06, 2018

• Coweta County to Keep Same Property Tax Rate

• SummerGrove Resident Seeks City Council Seat

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