News

October 23, 2017

• Governor Deal Appoints Eight to State Boards

• Georgia's Film Presence Continues to Grow

• Georgia Wins NSF Grant to Enhance Computer Science Programs

• Superintendent Woods Names New Parent Advisory Council Members

• Propagate Content and Zac Brown Announce Production Partnership

• Georgia Grown Announces 100% Georgia Cotton T-Shirt Line

• Senator David Perdue Takes Action to Protect Americans’ Credit History

• Georgia AG Carr: $120M Settlement Reached With GM Over Defective Ignition Switches

• Amazon Launches Biggest Wind Farm Yet

• Walmart Looks Set to Start Its Own Online Mall With Lord & Taylor

• Expedia Releases Data on U.S. Travel Shopping Habits Across Generations

• Existing-Home Sales Inch 0.7% Higher in September

October 20, 2017

• Coweta Schools Induct Two New REACH Scholars

• GBI Visits Whitewater High to Talk about Careers in Forensic

• Fidelity Southern Corporation Reports Earnings For Third Quarter Of $7.9M

• Candor Announces Rome Headquarters, Pledges to Create 675 High-skilled Jobs

• Port of Brunswick Ro/Ro Capacity up by 50%

• A Taste of Georgia in Germany

• Senators Pledge Support For Turning Senate On Full Time

• Georgia Power Introduces New Community Solar Program

• BB&T Reports Solid Third Quarter Earnings

• BCBSGa Implements Program to Help Consumers Recover Faster Following Hospitalization

• Carr: $120M Settlement Reached With GM Over Defective Ignition Switches

• Casey Cagle on Opening Day: Spreading the Importance of Hunting

• Customers Appreciate Answering Service Reps Who Empathize, Act Quickly, and Don't Follow Scripts

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