News

January 16, 2019

• Historic Designation Could Boost Macon Neighborhood

• Tiny Houses are Coming to The Heart of Georgia

• Macon-Bibb Parks & Beautification Director Receives 2018 Solar Advocate Award

• Cox Communications Offers Government Shutdown Help for Federal Employees

• Hon. Bobby Christine Speaks to GMC Cadets

• Georgia State Senate Announces New Committee Chairs

• Innovation Paves New Roads At UPS With Breakthrough Technologies At A Global Scale

• Hospital Groups Open to a Few CON Changes; Critics Say More Needed

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck Fulfills Day One Promises

• Five Things to Watch in 2019 for Self-Driving Cars

• Senator David Perdue Continues Push For Constitutional Term Limits

• Morehouse Med Students Try Out Life as a Country Doctor

• AARP Georgia Appoints Ivey Hall to Executive Council

• Half Of Today's U.S. Legal Professionals Have Flexible Work Arrangements

• Survey: 73% Of Workers Consider Health And Wellness Offerings When Choosing A Job

January 15, 2019

• PeachState Hospitality Has Been Awarded Developer of the Year by Marriott International

• Goodwill Staffing Services Can Help Furloughed Employees Bridge the Employment Gap

• Perry Chamber Business of the Month - Coldwell Banker Robbins & Free

• Sam Kitchens is the 2018 Solar Advocate of the Year Winner

• Graphic Packaging Announces New Board Member

• JBBG Announces New Partners

• As Legislature Convenes, Rural Georgia Poised for Positive Change

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Rise 4 Cents

• Governor Kemp Conciliatory in Georgia Inaugural Address

• Charlie Harper: Predictions For Georgia’s New Government

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