News

June 26, 2018

• Georgia Farmers & Agriculture Leaders Applaud 2018 Farm Bill

• Georgia Senate Study Committee to Consider ‘Secondary Airport Hub’

• Georgia Gas Prices Decline for 28th Day

• Secretary of State Corporations Division Sets Another Record for Annual Registrations

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of Several House Study Committees

• 10 Georgia Credit Union Execs Graduate from SRCUS

• Aflac Recognized as One of America's 50 Most Community-Minded Companies

• Fire Commissioner Urge Caution with Fireworks

• Invesco Study Finds: Volatility Impacts Market Sentiment; Advisors Are Decisive, While Investors are Becoming More Confused

• Household Debt to Surpass 2008 Peak by $1 Trillion

• HOME Survey: Housing and Economic Outlook Remains Steady in Second Quarter of 2018

• Tax Reform's Impact on US Property & Casualty Insurance Industry Extends Beyond Lower Tax Rate

June 25, 2018

• Augusta's Paul King Receives 2018 Renaissance Award

• MCG Volunteer Faculty Recognized for Teaching Efforts

• Mayor Davis Joins USCM Leadership Delegation in El Paso for Immigration Policy

• Applications Now Open for Fall Semester of theClubhou.se Code Boot Camp

• Retailers Will Have to Pay Online Sales Tax. For Georgia Cities That Means Big Bucks.

• FDA Approves $1.2B Plasma Manufacturing Center near Covington

• Georgia Receives $1.3M to Help Veterans Begin Teaching Careers

• The State of Beer in Georgia

• State Superintendent Woods Receives Patriotic Employer Award

• Growing Green Energy Puts Coal and Nuclear Plants in the Red

• SHRM Georgia Joins Strategic HR Partners in Promoting Statewide Participation in a Compensation & Benefits Survey

• Buy from Georgia Month Proclamation Presented to the Georgia Manufacturing Alliance

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

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