News

April 25, 2019

• 33rd Annual International VIP Tour underway in Northwest Georgia

• Columbus State University Celebrates Historic $120M Campaign

• Shaw Industries Group Promotes Executive VP to President

• Metro Atlanta Still Struggling with Air Pollution, Report Says

• Most Corporate Tax Professionals Deploy Automation following Implementation of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: EY Survey

• Small Business Health Insurance Offers a Better Deal for Many than Individual Coverage, According to eHealth Report

April 24, 2019

• Augusta Recreation and Parks Director Glenn Parker Resigns

• Dunbarton Bay Ash Cleanup Project: SRS Environmental Restoration and Preservation Continues

• Hart Dairy Named as First Pasteurized US Dairy Cow Operation to Earn Certified Humane Designation

• Kemp's 100 Days: Putting Georgians First

• Georgia on the Rise: 2019 Trends in Real Estate and Construction

• UGA Partnership with Georgia High Schools Helps Students Lead and Succeed

• Georgia Cities Week 2019: Rome's 'True Colors'

• On Earth Day, Delta Offsets Most Carbon Emissions in Single Day for over 300K Customers

• The Trust for Public Land Presents the 2019 Georgia Trail Summit on May 5th and 6th in Columbus

• AG Carr and Gold Medalist Nathan Adrian Join Responsibility.org for Alcohol Responsibility Month

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 2.3% in March

• 62% of Restaurants Feel Unprepared for a Mobile Future

April 23, 2019

• Georgia’s Infrastructure Ranks Second Best in the Nation

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the First Quarter

• Georgia Cyber Academy Opens Enrollment for 2019-20 School Year

• Georgia Power Celebrates Earth Month This April

• SunTrust CEO: SunTrust, BB&T to Have New Name by June 30th

• Charlie Harper: Remembering Anne Lewis

• The UPS Store, Inc. Seeks Ultimate Small Business Owners With A National Business Competition

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