News

January 21, 2020

• Planters First Bank Announces Jason Lord has Joined Banking Team

• ‘We Did Our Part.’ Macon-Bibb Sees More Than $13M Surplus for First Time in Years

• Pier 1 Imports to Close Half its Stores across the US. What about the Macon Location?

• FMLS and MGMLS Announce Partnership to Greatly Extend Listing Exposure, Software Capabilities and Training Offerings

• Amazon to Launch New Fulfillment Center, Create 500 Jobs in Coweta County

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Drop 4 Cents

• Delta Bolsters Miami Network to Support Industry-leading Partnership with LATAM

• Sen. Dean Burke on 2020 Session Priorities

• Sen. Renee Unterman Introduces Bill on Vapor Products

• Southern Burger Chain Krystal Files for Bankruptcy

• Southern Company Announces Quarterly Dividend

• Georgia Bankers Association Endorses Mortgage Solutions from Promontory MortgagePath

• Global Consumer Confidence Unchanged

• Redfin Report: Bidding War Rate Fell to Another 10-Year Low in December

January 17, 2020

• Mercer University to Observe MLK Day with Service, Reflection on the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

• Tax Commissioner S. Wade McCord Helping Raise Money for Breast Cancer Education, Screening, and Treatment

• A-OK Portables & Waste Services Supports 2020 Cantrell Run

• Study Ranks Most Dangerous Cities for Pedestrians. Here’s How Macon Fared.

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2019 Results

• Governor Kemp Delivers State of the State Address

• More than 20 Companies Showcase Transportation Innovations at Georgia DOT Technology Event

• Scott Poag Elected Secretary/Treasurer of the Southern Economic Development Council

• The Nature Conservancy Selects Michael O’Reilly as Director of Government Relations

• Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame Enhances Starting Lineup of Exhibits with Two New Cutting-Edge Experiences

• Gov. Kemp Names Noggle Chief Management Officer

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