News

October 30, 2014

• UGA Study: Communicators Should Address Failures, Be Transparent During Crisis Recovery

• Attorney General Olens Announces Settlement with Drug Manufacturer Organon

• Georgia State Fire Marshal Elected Officer to ICC Board of Directors

October 29, 2014

• Columbia County Chamber Professional Development Luncheon

• Scott Shearouse Named Sales Manager for EDTS

• Rosalynn Carter Institute Expands into Augusta

• Georgia Ranks #36 in Business Tax Climate Index

• Aflac Profit Rises Slightly, Sales Flat

• TSYS Q3 Profit Rises

• Blue Bird Employment Numbers Substantially Increase

• Georgia Coal Plant Project Wins Permit Extension

• Savannah Surges as Mighty Gate for Imports on U.S. Growth

• AGCO Q3 Profit Drops

• GEM Southeast Creates 30 Jobs in Stephens County

• AAA: Halloween One of the Most Dangerous Days for Pedestrians

• Nearly Half of Family Caregivers Spend Over $5,000 Per Year on Caregiving

October 28, 2014

• Moore and Associates Engineering & Consulting Acquires ABE

• TAG Greater Augusta Hosts Cyber Security Conference

• Georgia Continues to Rank Among Leading States for Job Creation

• North Georgia Manufacturer Kubota Adding 650 Jobs

• Schools Statewide Awarded $37 Million Technology Grant

• Governor Issues New Policy for Travelers from Ebola-Affected Countries

• Georgia Restaurateurs: Boost Profitability by Building an Integrated Beverage Program

• GPS Commissioner Tim Echols on Turning Old Bombs into Carbon-Free Electricity

• Companies Receive the 2014 TAG Excalibur Awards

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