News

March 24, 2017

• New Poll: Older Americans Oppose Policies that Increase Health Costs

• Investor Optimism Keeps Improving, Highest Since 2000

March 23, 2017

• Coweta County School Sales Tax Passes

• Renovations Revealed at Christian City Open House

• WGTC Hosts Professional Makeup Conference

• Fayette County Public School System Honored for Pioneering Use of Technology

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.3% in February

• Georgia Lawmakers OK $49B Budget with Teacher Raises

• U.S. Chamber Recognizes Georgia Legislators with Spirit of Enterprise Award

• What You Need to Know About the GUARD Initiative

• SunTrust: Small and Mid-market Business Bullish on Economic and Company Growth

• First of Four New Cranes Starts Work at Port of Savannah

• Douglas Peanut Sheller Spending $14M to Expand into Oil Production

• Millennial House Members Announce the Georgia Future Caucus

• Lawmakers Approve Georgia’s Brewery Bill

• February Construction Starts Advance 2%

• Verizon Expands the Hum Lineup with New App

• Economic Confidence Strong, but Below Recent High

March 22, 2017

• Next State of the Community Lunch is March 29th

• Georgia Lands Nine on Billionaires List

• State Shows Improvement in Health System Scorecard

• Charlie Harper: It’s Time to Tax Internet Sales

• Georgia Supreme Court Rules for iHeart Radio

• FlexJobs Names Georgia No.9 State with the Most Telecommuting Jobs

• 2017 Georgia Small Business ROCK STAR: Atlanta Movie Tours

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