News

November 17, 2017

• Kia Motors America Records Second-Best October Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Total In Company History

• UGA Experts Give Safety Tips for Cooking a Thanksgiving Turkey

• Steve Voorhees Appointed to SunTrust Board of Directors

• Increased Number of Workers Calling in Sick When They Aren't, Finds CareerBuilder's Annual Survey

• E-commerce Fraud Sizable, says LexisNexis Risk Solutions True Cost of Fraud Study

• As Retail Moves Online, So Do Many Job Opportunities

• Industrial and Critical Infrastructure Networks Are Ripe Targets for Cyberattackers

November 16, 2017

• Registration Open for Newnan Citizen Academy

• Fayette Celebrates Family Engagement Month

• Georgia Apprenticeship Program Helps Students Gain Skills

• Quarterly Survey Results Suggest Georgia CEO Readers Show Concerns

• Lt. Governor Cagle Names Frito-Lay Business Partner of the Year

• GDOT Awards $150.4M in Construction Contracts

• The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Announces 2018 List of State's 10 'Places in Peril'

• SRTA Names Transit Operators of the Year

• UGA Extension Pecan Specialist Optimistic about Crop Yields

• Carr: Title Pawn Company to Provide $225,000 in Restitution and Penalties for Allegations of Unlawful Practices

• Senators Isakson, Markey Introduce Legislation to Honor WWII Special Forces

• M&A Intentions Return to Normalized Levels after Flurry of US Deal Activity; Executives See Domestic Deal Market as Stable

• 10 Tips to Prepare Your Home for the Holidays

• U.S. Children Donate More Than Four Tons of Halloween Candy During Kool Smiles' 6th Annual "Operation Troop Treats"

• 55% of Consumers Will Check Amazon for Better Prices before Shopping Anywhere Else This Year

November 15, 2017

• Christina Cooper Named to Teacher Advisory Council

• The Lodge at Sea Island Announces Plans for $25M Enhancement Project

• The Home Depot Sales Surge, But Profits Down After Storms

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