News

January 23, 2017

• Higher Expenses Hit SunTrust 2016 Profits

• Manufacturing in Georgia May See Big Changes with Trump Administration

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter to Receive Georgia Tech’s 2017 Ivan Allen Prize

• Timber! Georgia Power Looks to Diversify Energy Portfolio

• David Poythress’ Legacy Lives on at Georgia Department of Labor

• Senator David Perdue Previews President Trump’s First 100 Days

• Steve Holman to be Inducted into Georgia Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame

• Infrastructure Spending Deemed Most Important Trump Promise

• Obama Averages 47.9% Job Approval as President

• December IT Employment Growth Rate Slowest of 2016; Engineering Employment Growth Rate Remains Anemic

• Americans Optimistic About Job Creation After Election

January 20, 2017

• Augusta National Buys Pep Boys Property, Continues Expansion

• Mullins Colony Ready to Launch, Ready by October 2017

• New Belk Expected to Bring More Than 400 New Jobs to the Area

• Vice President Position Available at the Columbia County Chamber

• Georgia Senate & House Members Comment on Nomination of Sonny Perdue for Secretary of Agriculture

• 2017 Georgia Bio Community Awards Honor Academic & Industry Leaders, Georgia Power, UGA Research Center

• Video: Governor Deal Unveils ‘High Aspirations’

• ​GaDOE Partnering with Community Organizations to Encourage Students to Read

• Will 2017 be a Good Year for Business in Georgia?

• Attorney General Chris Carr and Secretary of State Brian Kemp Warn Georgians About Football Ticket Scams

• Georgia State Study Uses Social Media, Internet to Forecast Disease Outbreaks

• Sen. Isakson, Sen. Perdue Take Action to Increase Government Transparency, Accountability

• Americans: Inauguration More About Politics Than Patriotism

• If Your Financial Outlook for the Next Four Years is Positive, You're Not Alone

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