October 2016 News

October 31, 2016

• Teacher Raises Prove Tough Across Midstate

• GMC & NGTC Sign Articulation Agreement

• Spectra Announces Two New Shows for 2017 at Macon City Auditorium

• Deadline Today for This Year’s Small Business ROCK STARS Awards

• Permitting Begins for Massive Joint Georgia-SC Port

• Southern Company Subsidiary Acquires Wake Wind Energy Center

• Delta Completes International Wi-Fi Installation

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Falling

• Georgia Could Have Good Pecan Crop Despite Hurricane Matthew

• UPS Purchases 14 New 747-8F Jumbo Freighters

• CERT Training for the Deaf Makes History in Georgia

• Why Aren't All Organizations Strengths-Based?

• More K-12 Computer Science Classes Teach Programming/Coding

• Consumer Acceptance of Marketing Emails is on the Rise

October 28, 2016

• State Bank Financial Corporation Reports 3Q Net Income of $12.4M

• End of an Era in Downtown Macon

• Amerigroup Foundation Awards Six New Grants to Local Boys & Girls Clubs in Georgia

• CGTC Instructors Recognized Nationally for Team Teaching Models

• Georgia Military College's Dual Enrollment is on the Rise

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce President: There Are No Easy Choices in Fixing Failing Schools

• Three Georgia Cities on America’s Top 25 Best Neighborhoods for Small Businesses

• Georgia Students Improve on 'Nation's Report Card'

• Florida Continues to Lose Film Business to Georgia

• UPS Drives Higher Profit in 3Q16

• Aflac Reports $629M Profit, Upgrades Full-year Outlook