March 2016 News

March 31, 2016

• The First Ever Open Streets Macon will Take Place on Sunday, April 17th

• Air Force Veteran Joins Middle Georgia State as Military Academic Training Center Leader

• Carlyle Place, Navicent Health Announces “Carlyle at Home”

• Nominations Open for Earth Day Awards

• Southern Mom Grows Chicken Salad Chick to 50 Restaurants in Just Three Years of Franchising

• Q&A with High Demand Career Initiative Program Manager Jamie Jordan

• Johnny Isakson Defends Nathan Deal’s ‘Religious Liberty’ Veto

• Feds: Georgia Medicaid Expansion would Help Thousands of Mental Health, Drug Patients

• Masters Class: Your Guide to the Premium Augusta Experience

• State Workforce Team Launches Scholarship and Grant Program to Strengthen Skilled Trade Workforce

• Enlivant Expands Presence in Georgia

• New Study Reveals Nearly a Third of Local Governments Have Adopted Sustainability Plans

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved in March

• Women's Life Ratings Get Better With Full-Time Jobs

March 30, 2016

• Porsche Consulting CEO to Speak at Middle Georgia State

• Third Wave Digital Grabs Top Honors at IMA’s for Rosemont College and Dalton State College

• CGTC Holds Community Connect

• Graphic Packaging Agrees to Acquire Metro Packaging & Imaging, Inc.

• GDOL to Host Counseling Event for Veterans in Milledgeville

• First Annual East Macon Health Fair on April 9th

• Closure Preparation Activities Underway at All 29 Georgia Power Ash Ponds

• GDEcD & Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Celebrate 2 Millionth Vehicle

• Atlanta Company Part of $6.5B Sports Complex Project in Africa

• Obama, Visiting Atlanta, Calls for Bigger Anti-drug Commitment

• Little-Burger Brand, Krystal, Goes Big On Personality In New Ad Campaign