July 2017 News

July 31, 2017

• Redevelopment of Alexander IV Elementary School Moving Forward

• Team Moody Gears up for Upcoming School Year

• State Bank Financial Corporation Reports 2Q 2017 Net Income of $15.2M

• Robins Regional Chamber Seeking 2018 Board Nominations

• Hargray Expands Efforts and Invites Community to ‘Dig the Gig'

• Mercer University College of Health Professions Faculty Member Receives NSCA Sports Medicine/Rehabilitation Specialist of the Year Award

• CGTC Names New Director of Child Development Centers

• Georgia Power Finalizes New Service Agreement for Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• AT&T Makes Executive Appointments to Prepare for Time Warner Merger Close

• SunTrust Survey: Mortgages Are Going to the Dogs

• One Giant Leap for Camden: First Rocket Launch Will Happen Next Week

• Georgia Ports Poised to Grow with Size of the Container Ships

• Georgia House Panel to Hold Second Meeting on Transit Funds

• WWP Veterans Empowered While Swimming with Sharks at Georgia Aquarium

• Rep. Austin Scott Introduces Legislation to End Obama-Era Free Cell Phone Program

• FICO Survey: 44% of US Consumers Rate Identity Theft and Banking Fraud as Their Top Concern

• Report: Small Retailers Thriving as Big Box Retailers Take a Hit

• Ebates Back to School Survey: Teens Worry About Getting Good Grades and Having Classes with Friends

July 28, 2017

• Cherry Blossom Festival Announces Executive Committee and Board of Directors

• Middle Georgia State’s School of Aviation Launches Part-Time Aircraft Structural Tech Program Option

• Navicent Health Commits to Uphold Healthy Food in Healthcare Pledge

• Guess Which Middle Georgia Restaurant is Headed to the Shrimp and Grits Festival?

• CGTC Instructor Earns Post-Secondary Teacher of the Year Honors

• Tax Digest Tops $4B for Houston

• Senate Rejects ‘Skinny Repeal’ of ACA as McCain Casts Decisive Vote