News

February 11, 2020

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in January

• Business Enthusiasm Over Innovation and Emerging Tech Tempered by Cybersecurity & Workforce Concerns

February 10, 2020

• Columbia County Chamber Announces Second Location

• Diamond Lakes Community Health Fair

• Paine College, Alumni Celebrate Homecoming

• Colony Bank Names Thomas Bird Regional Mortgage Market Manager

• Hartsfield-Jackson Serves as Economic Engine for Entire Southeast

• Nathan Deal’s Legacy of Criminal Justice Reform is Now Enshrined on a Building

• Feds Seek More Data on State’s Insurance Waiver

• Congressmen Sanford Bishop And Rob Woodall Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Improve The Movement Of Perishable Goods On Georgia Roadways

• What’s Filming in Georgia in February: 34 Projects including Dwayne Johnson (twice), Sylvester Stallone, Kevin Hart, Ryan Reynolds, Nicolas Cage

• USDA Invests $4.4M in Rural Broadband Infrastructure in Georgia’s Gilmer County

• David Perdue: By Acquitting President Trump, the Senate Protected our Republic

• Gallup: Small-Business Owner Optimism Dips but Still Strong

• Companies Have Significantly Increased Disclosure on Sustainability Issues, But Pressure to Do More Continues

February 07, 2020

• Mayor Pro Tem Sean Frantom Hired by Topgolf

• SRNS Partners with Two S.C. HBCU's Signing Mutually Beneficial Memorandums of Understanding

• CSR Adds Employed Residents in December

• Patrick Wells is Newest Premier Provider

• Georgia Natural Gas Donates $200,000 to Help Low-income Families Heat Their Homes

• Georgia Ranks 17th in Nation for AP Performance

• Secretary of State Partners with Georgia Tech Researchers to Advance Fight Against Cyber Threats

• First Lady Applauds Introduction of HB 911

• Impact of U.S. Commercial Real Estate Development and Operations Grows

• Nearly 60% of American Consumers Feel Burdened by Debt Entering the 2020s According to LendingTree Survey

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