News

September 14, 2017

• Sterling Seacrest Partners, Inc. Offers Post-Irma Advice

• Joint Industry Association of Georgia Developed by The GMA to Cross Promote Manufacturing Events Across the State

• Carfax: Flood Cars In The U.S. Jump 20% Since Last Year

September 13, 2017

• Next Newnan-Coweta Chamber Member Connect Lunch September 14th

• City of Newnan Relaxes Debris Ordinance in Wake of Recent Storm

• Christian City Assisted Living Center Administrator Wins State Award

• Advanced Technology Logistics, Incorporated Ranks as One of the Top 5000 Businesses for 2017

• Governor Lifts Mandatory Evacuation Order for Six Coastal Counties

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Respond to Aftermath of Hurricane Irma

• Assessment of Irma Damage Underway across Georgia as First Phase of Georgia Power Restoration Efforts

• Delta Gives $1M to American Red Cross and $100K to Red Cross/Crescent for Irma Relief

• Georgia Accounting Professionals Raise Over 536K Meals to Fight Hunger

• AT&T to Offer Credits for Unlimited Data, Calls and Texts to Keep Customers Impacted by Hurricane Irma Connected

• BCBSGa Temporarily Adjusts Pharmacy Guidelines for Members Impacted by Hurricane Irma

• Attorney General Chris Carr, 21 States Fight to Protect Second Amendment Rights

• Building Jobs for America: U.S. Labor Market Remains Positive in Q4 2017 Driven by Uptick in Manufacturing

• New Survey: Small Businesses Confident Despite Little Growth in Hiring

• The Future is Here: iPhone X

• U.S. Solar Market Adds 2.4 GW in Q2, Largest Second Quarter Ever

• EXIM Extends Assistance in Federal Disaster Areas During 2017 Hurricane Season

• Lowe's Commits at Least $1M More to Disaster Relief and Recovery after Hurricane Irma

September 12, 2017

• Tropical Storm Prompts Kia Motors to Halt Production until Wednesday

• Coweta Schools Closed Tuesday

• County Proposing $73M Budget

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Competitive For Amazon – And Others

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