News

December 17, 2015

• Plant Vogtle Recertified by Wildlife Habitat Council for Conservation Programs

• 9/11 Tragedy Leads Toddler to U.S, Marines

• Georgia Southern University’s Accreditation Reaffirmed by the SACSCOC

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.6% in November

• Columbus, Georgia to be the World’s First iBeacon-Enabled Safe City

• New Study Finds Immigrants Play Key Role in Georgia Economy

• Embraer 190s, More Boeing 737-900ERs Coming to Delta

• PulteGroup Buying 7,400 Lots, 280 Homes from Wieland for $430M to $450M

• Piedmont First Healthcare System in Georgia to Offer On-demand Virtual Visits

• Beer Town: The Year in Georgia Beer 2015

• No Government Shutdown Likely; Here's What's In The Spending Bill

• New Commerce Department Data Shows that Minority Entrepreneurship is Growing

• Market Volatility a Growing Concern for U.S. Investors

• Holiday Stress: What Managers Can Do for Retail Workers

December 16, 2015

• Richmond County School System Seeks Input from Businesses

• Wings Restaurant Plans to Expand into Augusta

• University Hospital Opens Aiken Prompt Care Center

• Phillips Staffing Adds Tonia Thompson to HR Team

• Global Payments to Acquire Heartland Payment Systems in $4.3B Deal

• Education Reform Commission Submits Final Report to Governor Deal

• Commission Reduces Fuel Rate for Georgia Power Customers

• State Senator Expects Legislation on Insurance Reforms

• Biofuel Plant Expected to be Built in Dooly County, Create 138 Jobs

• Novelis Supplies Aluminum Solutions for All-New Ford F-Series Super Duty Truck

• Georgia Power, University of Georgia Advancing Solar Energy through Solar Tracking Demonstration Project

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