News

February 22, 2017

• Popeyes Sold to Burger King Parent for $1.8B

• Survey: Americans Reveal Biggest Tax Stressors

• Hiring Managers: Too Little Pay Could Cost You

February 21, 2017

• Google Donates 20 Servers to WGTC

• Shan Cooper & Larry Gellerstedt Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

• Charlie Harper: Bills Aimed at Georgia’s Digital Divide

• Home Depot Posts Strong Q4 Earnings, Ups Dividend, Sets $15 Billion Buyback Plan

• Food Processing in Georgia: A Winning Recipe

• UPS Honors Georgia Drivers for 25 Years of Safe Driving

• Rep. Watson Introduces Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act

• Finalists Selected for UGA’s Flavor of Georgia Contest

• Elite UPS Safe Driver Group Grows to More Than 9,300

• Alabama Leads US States in Employee Engagement

• AARP Survey Identifies Common Traits in Victims of Investment Fraud

• Netflix Cheating is on the Rise Globally and Shows No Signs of Stopping

February 20, 2017

• Newnan-Coweta Chamber Power Networking Lunch Set for February 21st

• Ga. Dept. of Economic Development to Tour Newnan, Grantville

• UWG’s Richards College of Business Extends AACSB Accreditation

• Jennifer Frum Named Interim President of Armstrong State University

• TAG Unveils the 2017 Top 40 Most Innovative Technology Companies in Georgia

• Lt. Governor Casey Cagle: Do your part to ‘Back the Badge’

• Aflac Takes 3 Bulldog Awards for Corporate Social Responsibility

• Georgia Gas Prices Stay Steady

• Rep. Blackmon’s Bill Updating Georgia’s Invasion of Privacy Law Passes House

• Greene County Highlights Their Position as a Georgia Camera Ready Community

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