September 2016 News

September 30, 2016

• 12th Annual Adaptive Golf Challenge Brings Community Together on October 17th

• Fort Gordon Gets New Command Sergeant Major

• Chiropractic Offers Alternative to Opioids for Pain Management

• Tory Burch to Create More than 150 Jobs in Henry County

• Sen. David Perdue Seeks Radical Changes to Budget Process

• UGA Launches Georgia Informatics Institutes for Research and Education

• BB&T Announces Settlement Resolving FHA-insured Mortgage Issues

• Georgia Sales Tax Holiday Starts Today for Conservation Products

• Five New Charter Schools to Open in Georgia During 2017-18 School Year

• Coca-Cola to Make and Sell Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee Drink

• UPS Tests Drone Delivery in Massachusetts

• U.S. Department of Education Awards $245M to Support High-Quality Public Charter Schools

• 34 Million Have Already Started Holiday Shopping

• National Cyber Security Awareness Month Launches with a Call to Action for All Digital Citizens to STOP. THINK. CONNECT.

• Companies Becoming More Measured in Use of Cloud Computing Options

• Americans Still More Trusting in Local Over State Government

September 29, 2016

• UMBC Training Centers LLC and Cape Augusta LLC Announce Conclusion of a Strategic Partnership and Joint Venture

• Elanco Employees Engaging in Annual Day of Service Today

• Junior Leadership North Augusta Announces Inaugural Class

• Augusta Road Lighting Project Gets Shorter and More Frequent

• HA&W Announces Results of 2016 Georgia Manufacturing Survey

• Gulfstream Sells Last G150, Marks End Of 10-Year Production Run

• Georgia Chamber Partners with the Georgia HEART Campaign

• Prominent Georgia Leaders Encourage Need-Based Aid at Lumina-Funded Forum

• Seven Georgia Schools Receive National Blue Ribbon Designation