News

March 21, 2019

• Atlanta’s Beautiful Briny Sea Awarded Grand Prize in UGA’s Flavor of Georgia Food Product Contest

• Kemp Backs Bid for CON Changes, Gets House Panel OK on Waiver Plan

• Korean Brake Manufacturer to Locate U.S. Headquarters in Henry County

• Wednesday’s Jackpot Springs to $550M

• Beach Wonders How Many Dems Back ‘Green New Deal’

• Synovus Names Katherine Weislogel Executive Director of Treasury and Payment Solutions

• March 21st-22nd CareerExpo Connects Georgia Students with Careers in Construction Industries

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 0.2% in February

• Existing-Home Sales Drop 1.2% in January

March 20, 2019

• AT&T's Stan Shepherd Wins Cyber Leadership Award

• Columbia County Tops Health Rankings Locally, but Augusta, Others Struggle

• Businesses Partner to Bring Diverse Entertainment Options to CSRA

• Jobs Coming to Georgia as Massive Battery Factory Breaks Ground

• Georgia Chamber Hosted a Successful Breakfast with FCC Chairman

• Governor Kemp Appoints State Property Officer

• GDOT Awards $8M in Construction Contracts for February

• Improving Kids’ Bodies — and Minds — by Requiring Recess

• Georgia Lottery and Atlanta United Offer New Game

• The Georgia House Special Committee on Access to Quality Health Care Schedules Hearing on SB 106 Today

• Millennial Shoppers Are Rapidly Abandoning Brick and Mortar, New Report Shows

• US Businesses Over-emphasize the Importance of Technology in Successful Digital Transformation

March 19, 2019

• Georgia Cancer Center Advances Tobacco Cessation in Rural Georgia

• Georgia-Carolina Council Honors Local Volunteers

• theClubhou.se Launches their Second Startup Life Program

• Waynesboro Duo’s Barbecue Sauce Goes for State Title

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