News

August 30, 2017

• Georgia Brewery Shipping Water Instead of Beer for Harvey Relief

• Candidate for Governor Cagle Outlines Plan to Bring Rural Broadband to Georgia

• Georgia Department of Community Health Names New Medicaid Chief

• Insurance Commissioner Hudgens Reminds Georgians About Flood Insurance

• NFHS Network taps Mark Koski as CEO

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in August

• Delivery Without Drivers: Domino’s, Ford Team up for Test

• Glassdoor: U.S. Wages Grow Faster In August Following Six-Month Slow Down

• The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index Rises Again To All Time High

August 29, 2017

• Fayette County Public School System in Need of Substitute Teachers and Nurses

• WGTC Adult Education Division Preparing Students For College, Careers

• Coweta County Safety Council Discusses Safe Equipment Practices

• Home Depot, Delta, SunTrust, Southern Co. Among Those Springing to Aid for Hurricane Harvey

• Georgia Communities Receive Infrastructure Loans Totaling $48.4M

• First Meeting of the Senate Study Committee on Barriers to Georgians’ Access to Adequate Healthcare

• Georgia Power's Ash Pond Closure Methods Focus on Protecting Georgia's Water Quality

• Senator David Perdue Stresses Importance of American Global Leadership

• Governor Announces Chuck Williams as Georgia Forestry Commission Director

• Birch Communications Sells Unit, Creating One of US's Largest Cloud Services Provider

• 85% of the Products Shaw Manufactures Now Cradle to Cradle Certified

• SBA Administrator Addresses Federal Regulatory Reform

• Amazon Just Made Shopping at Whole Foods Cheaper

August 28, 2017

• Newnan Chick-fil-A to Reopen This Week

• Leadership Fayette Class of 2018 Announced

• Rep. Lynn Smith Re-Elected as Chair of Southern Legislative Conference Energy & Environment Committee

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