News

June 21, 2018

• Starbucks to Close 150 Stores in the U.S. Next Year

• Middle Market Experiences Strong Economic Growth, Outlook Robust for Second Half of Year

• Working Parents in 2018: 78% Say You Can Have it All, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• The Benefits of Benefits: Why Employers Can't Afford Inadequate Workplace Perks

June 20, 2018

• Augusta Regional Airport Partners with Delta Airlines and the American Red Cross to Hold Blood Drive, June 25th

• Energy Department Appeals MOX Order

• Red Cross Honors Local Heroes

• GateHouse Media, Savannah Morning News Acquire Savannah Printing Facility Operations from Morris Communications

• Paine Community Day Scheduled for August 4th

• Governor Deal Announces SR 400 Transit Project

• Capital Development Partners Breaks Ground on Savannah Port Logistics Center

• Georgia-Pacific Announces Agreement to Sell European Nonwovens Business to Glatfelter

• UPS Adds More Than 700 Vehicles To Its Natural Gas Fleet

• AG Carr, 14-State Coalition Commend Department of Labor for Expanding Small Business Healthcare Options

• Green Power EMC to Significantly Expand Its Solar Energy Portfolio With Construction Across Four Georgia Locations

• Sen. Isakson: Defense Bill Demonstrates Renewed Commitment to America’s Military

• 2018 GOMI and Wage & Salary Surveys Are Live

• Georgia Department of Education Announces Winners of First Pupil Transportation Safety Awards

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 0.7% in May

• NSC Survey: 90% of Employers are Negatively Impacted by Tired Employees

June 19, 2018

• Space Awaits, Campers at Paine College Told

• Augusta's River Region Garners National Media Attention on Forbes

• Richmond County Board of Education Achieves 2018 GSBA Distinguished Board Status

• Trade Dispute With China Worries Georgia Farmers

• Charlie Harper: A Lesson On Distracted Driving

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