News

October 30, 2019

• Columbia County Fair Opens Thursday

• Trick or Treat and Kidsfest at Evans Towne Center Park

• Corps of Engineers Decides on Rock Weir Option for Lock and Dam

• Gov. Kemp Names Twenty Appointments to State Boards

• Rangle to Open Software Development Center in Atlanta, Creating 30 New Jobs

• Jimmy Carter to Teach Sunday School Despite Broken Pelvis

• Alfrex to Locate Headquarters in Hall County, Creating 30 New Jobs

• Aflac Corporate Ventures Makes Strategic Investment in Sharecare

• AAA: Georgia's Pump Prices Continue to Drop

• Charlie Harper: Failing to Show for Jury Duty Has Consequences

• USDA Establishes Domestic Hemp Production Program

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Edged Down in October

• Cox Automotive U.S. Auto Sales Forecast: Sales Pace Remains Stable, Lower Than 2018

October 29, 2019

• Voters Can Test State’s New Voting System at Columbia County Fair on Friday

• Security Federal Corporation Announces Increase in Quarterly and Nine Month Earnings

• Choate Construction Receives National Designation on Heels of Pivotal Drug Discovery for Cystic Fibrosis

• Chase Lord is Newest Premier Provider

• BD Agrees to New State Requirements to Curb Ethylene Oxide Emissions

• Google Breaks Ground on New Midtown Atlanta Office, Commits $1M to Georgia Nonprofits

• Gov. Kemp, State School Supt. Woods Prioritize Educators with Teacher Listening Tour

• Fox Theatre Institute Announces 2020 Grant Recipients

• National League of Cities Announces 2020 Leadership in Community Resilience Program

• Southern Company Subsidiary Adds 12th Wind Facility

• AT&T Lays out 3-year Plan, Expects CEO to Stay Until at Least 2020

• Business Owners View 401(k)s as Advantageous, Yet Struggle to Communicate Benefits to Employees

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