News

May 12, 2017

• Lt. Governor Cagle to Host Health Care Reform Task Force Meeting

• Delta to Expand Airbus A321-200 Aircraft Order; Defer 10 A350 Deliveries

• Attorney General Chris Carr Celebrates Older Americans Month

• Sen. Isakson Introduces Bill to Improve Accountability at VA

• Southern Co.: ‘Weeks’ before We’ll Know Cost of Plant Vogtle Expansion

• Despite Inflammatory Incidents, Airline Customer Satisfaction Keeps Improving, J.D. Power Finds

• Harris Poll: Millennials Breathe Life Into Retail

• Most U.S. Employed Adults Plan to Work Past Retirement Age

• Appraisal Values Lag Homeowner Expectations, Quicken Loans Study Shows

May 11, 2017

• Fayette County High Schools Ranked in the Top 12 Percent of All U.S High Schools

• DeNiro, Walken, Thurman - in Newnan?

• UWG Alumna Achievement: Burek Finds Place in the Marketing World

• I-85 Corridor to Reopen by May 15th

• Peaches, Poultry, Peanuts? Georgia’s No. 1 Export May Surprise You

• Georgia Among First States to Allow Self-Driving Cars

• Georgia Governor Signs Bill to Increase Salary of Next Governor

• Charlie Harper: Five Georgias: Atlanta’s Urban Core

• Three Georgia Schools Named National Green Ribbon Winners

• Shaw Receives 2017 Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Awards

• Email Outside of Working Hours Not a Burden to US Workers

• Tracking the Political Impact of Where Workers Live

• Harris Poll: Millennials Driving The U.S. Auto Brand Landscape

• Most in Eastern Europe Positive About EU Membership

May 10, 2017

• WGTC Adult Education Expanding GED-To-College Program

• Fayette Educator is Finalist for Georgia’s Pre-K Program Teacher of the Year

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