News

January 26, 2017

• Smith Announces Intent to Run for Council Chairman

• University Hospital Breaks Ground on its Expansion of its Emergency Department

• Settlement Reached in Masters Ticket Dispute

• Georgia Lottery Corp. Raises over Half-Billion Dollars in Record 1st Half, 2nd Quarter

• President Trump Declares Major Disaster for Georgia

• Georgia Power Solar Growth Continues in 2017

• Push to Legalize Casino Gambling in Georgia

• Sonoco Packaging and Display to Create 595 Jobs in Fulton County

• Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle Named Georgia Bio Lawmaker of the Year

• State Sen. Albers Introduces Legislation to Bring Small Businesses Back

• Governor Proclaims January 22nd-28th “School Choice Week”

• NSBA Survey: Regulations a Major Issue for Small Business

• Americans' Personal Financial Assessments Best Since 2007

• New IBM Studies Reveal Brands Struggle to Meet Demands of Today's Consumers Including Members of Generation Z

January 25, 2017

• Textron Specialized Vehicles Inc. Acquires TKVGPS

• Georgia Power Donates for Revitalization Program

• Augusta Library System Holding Logo Contest

• Allstate's Lance Ellis is Newest Premier Provider

• Governor Highlights Georgia Tourism, Unveils 2017 Travel Guide

• Chris Cohilas Discusses Recent Storms in Albany, Devastation & Need for Resources

• The Georgia Chamber’s New Affiliate Celebrates Tourism

• Georgia Bills to Propose Casinos Wrapped in “Destination Resorts”

• Walmart and the Walmart Foundation Announce $200,000 towards Tornado Relief and Recovery

• Kemp: Be Wary of Possible Scams Seeking Donations for Tornado Victims

• SBA Seeking Hosts and Contestants in Georgia for InnovateHER Competition

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