May 2016 News

May 31, 2016

• June Tourism Arrivals for Augusta to Top Almost $5M

• Helms College Grows with Additional Health Care Programs

• Three Local REALTORS Garner Top Five Awards

• University of North Georgia Cited as a National Leader in Cyber Security Education

• Governor Deal: Jimmy DeLoach Connector will Enhance Safety, Benefit Georgia's Economy

• Atlanta, the First Stop on the U.S. ‘Innovation Tour’ of Canada’s Head of State

• Charlie Harper: Lessons From A Georgia GOP Primary

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Urge TSA to Bring Newly Hired Security Screeners to Georgia

• Southern Company Honored as Top Military Employer

• Merrill Lynch: Retirees Will Enjoy Trillions of Hours of Leisure Time in New & Exciting Ways Over Next Two Decades

• Where to See Fireworks in Georgia this Summer

• New Research Explores Whether Accountants Make Better CFOs

• Insurance Jobs Up 14% As Industry Adds 5,500 Jobs in April

May 27, 2016

• IntelliSystems’ Mike McGhee Promoted to Technical Operations Manager

• Morris Museum Offers Free Admission to Military, Summer 2016

• Salvation Army Augusta Auto Auction Needs 16 Cars by July 16th

• AT&T Expands Fast 4G Network in Urban and Rural Communities Across Georgia

• Delta Connection Breaks Record for No-Cancel Streak

• Macon-Based ASP Announces Nationwide Expansion

• Momentum in Wrong Direction for June Rate Hike, Georgia State University Economist Says

• Senator Isakson Honors Service Members Ahead of Memorial Day

• Habitat for Humanity Tops Builder 100 List for Private US Homebuilders

• Sen. David Perdue: Remembering Those Who Gave Their All

• 5 Festivals That Kickoff Summer in Georgia

• New Car Sales Still on Track to Set a Record in 2016 Despite Small Decline in May