December 2015 News

December 18, 2015

• The Salvation Army Distributes Toys to Needy Families Friday

• Under-30 Female VP Plans for Growth of Family Business

• Southern Company, AGL Resources File Merger Request in Georgia

• IT Services Provider VXI Global Solutions to Create 570 Jobs in Metro Atlanta

• SunTrust Announces Board of Directors Appointments and Retirements

• Brian Miller Named Sprint President for Georgia

• Georgia Discount Department Store Featured on Undercover Boss

• Georgia Power Provides Support for New Classroom Science Series from Georgia Public Broadcasting

• Georgia Gasoline Prices to Remain Below $2 Per Gallon Through the Rest of the Year

• Six Things to Know About Chip Cards as You Shop for the Holidays

• Economists: Fed Rate Decision Based on Upbeat View of Economy, Market Readiness

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased

• Day After Christmas Expected to Be the Third Busiest Traffic Day for Retailers

December 17, 2015

• Forest Hills Golf Association Gives to Adaptive Golf

• Plant Vogtle Recertified by Wildlife Habitat Council for Conservation Programs

• 9/11 Tragedy Leads Toddler to U.S, Marines

• Georgia Southern University’s Accreditation Reaffirmed by the SACSCOC

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.6% in November

• Columbus, Georgia to be the World’s First iBeacon-Enabled Safe City

• New Study Finds Immigrants Play Key Role in Georgia Economy

• Embraer 190s, More Boeing 737-900ERs Coming to Delta

• PulteGroup Buying 7,400 Lots, 280 Homes from Wieland for $430M to $450M

• Piedmont First Healthcare System in Georgia to Offer On-demand Virtual Visits

• Beer Town: The Year in Georgia Beer 2015

• No Government Shutdown Likely; Here's What's In The Spending Bill