March 2017 News

March 31, 2017

• AT&T Helps Families in Macon Living in HUD-Assisted Housing Learn About and Apply for Low-Cost Internet Service

• Blue Bird Vision Gasoline School Bus Receives Full EPA and CARB Certifications

• Middle Georgia State University Approved to Add Master of Arts in Teaching

• Wesleyan BSN Information Session, Tuesday, April 4th

• CGTC Hosts German Apprentices for Training En Route to Internships

• “Light It Up Blue” to Celebrate Autism Awareness Month with Navicent Health

• I-85 Bridge Collapse: Interstate Will Be Closed for Foreseeable Future

• Governor Deal Declares State of Emergency Following I-85 Fire

• Senate Panel Approves Agriculture Secretary Nomination

• Synovus Could Save Bass Pro's Deal for Cabela's

• FirstNet Partners with AT&T to Build $46.5B Wireless Broadband Network for America’s First Responders

• UGA Law School to Host Second Annual Rural Healthcare Symposium April 21st

• KEMP: One Day Left to File Annual Business Registrations

• Centers of Innovation Support Georgia Tech’s 2017 InVenture Prize

• Georgia Highway Contractors Association Launches Careers Campaign

• Most Investors Have Not Thought a Lot About When to Retire

• J.D. Power: Smartphone Satisfaction Higher as Customer Homes Become More Connected

• Amazon to Acquire SOUQ.com

March 30, 2017

• Middle Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.6% in February

• Art Barry Recognized for 30 Years as a Commercial Realtor in Middle Georgia

• State Recognizes Hospitals, Including MCNH, for Hurricane Matthew Response

• Coliseum Medical Centers Match Day 2017

• James-Bates-Brannan-Groover-LLP Announces that Walker W. Kinney Has Joined the Firm as an Associate

• Cherry Blossom Festival Modifies Central City Parking Plan

• Record-Tying Three Mercerians Receive Prestigious Fulbright Awards