News

June 25, 2018

• 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

• Nearly All US Health Organizations Advancing Tech Initiatives, EY Survey Finds

• Spring Rebound Helps Stronger Used Vehicle Pricing, J.D. Power Finds

June 22, 2018

• Augusta Unemployment Rate Unchanged in May

• Plans Discussed to Close Bartow Bridge

• Columbia County Charter School Growing

• SRS Sets New Record: $60,000 Raised for Golden Harvest Food Drive to Fight Child Hunger

• Walton Options Named Beneficiary of Jersey Auction for GreenJackets Star Wars Night

• Register for the AgTech Conference of the South

• Georgia Power Highlights Simple Energy Tips on the First Day of Summer

• Habitat: Proposed Federal Government Reorganization Threatens to Diminish Housing Investments

• Rep. Spencer Announces Georgia Congressional Support of Spaceport

• Delta CEO Opposes Idea of State Takeover of Atlanta Airport

• Kia Motors Is The Highest Ranked Mass Market Brand

• Teachers Get a Hefty Dose of Biotech at Week-Long Georgia Bio Workshop

• May Construction Starts Climb 15%

• CSCMP State of Logistics Report Shows Stronger U.S. Economy Fueling Supply Chain Innovation and Opportunities

• Kabbage Survey Reveals the Most Successful Small Business Owners Reach Profitability in the First Four Years of Business

June 21, 2018

• KAMO Manufacturing Awarded DOE Small Business of the Year '17

• Recap of Georgia Tech Summer Tour Events in Augusta

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