News

October 23, 2018

• Mega Millions Hits U.S. Record at $1.6B; Mega Millions and Powerball Combine for $2.2B in Jackpots

• Atlanta Press Club Hosts Live Debate Tonight for Georgia Governor

• Charlie Harper: Scars From Hurricane Michael Will Last A Generation

• Georgia Intellectual Property Alliance Launched

• Georgia Gas Prices Fall 4 Cents

• Two Critical Floor Modules Placed at Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• Unemployment for Federally Declared Disaster Areas in Georgia

• Hibbett Sports Stores Take Red Cross Donations During Hurricane Michael Aftermath

• Publix Announces Officer Promotions

• New Survey of U.S. Auto Dealers Predicts New Forms of Mobility to Drive Declines in Personal Vehicle Ownership, Number of Dealerships

• Home Sales Tumble 12% as Prices Remain at Record Levels

October 22, 2018

• Georgia DOT Awards Four Contracts for Upcoming Projects in Houston, Macon and Meriwether Counties

• “Solarize Middle Georgia” Chooses Installer, Set to Launch Tuesday, October 23rd

• Fairview Park Hospital's Ted Short Named HomeTown Health CFO of the Year

• Macon Film Guild Presents “The King” at the Douglass Theatre on October 23rd

• Make Art and See Art at This New Studio in Macon

• Governor Deal Appoints 28 to State Boards

• SunTrust Profit Grows in Q3

• Georgia Farmers Face $3B in Losses from Hurricane Michael

• GDOT Awards $85.4M in Construction Contracts

• Before Black Friday, UPS To Hold Nationwide ‘UPS Brown Friday’ Hiring Events

• Georgia Credit Union Affiliates Delivers the Unexpected at RaceTrac

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Applaud Senate Confirmation of Judge Billy Ray to U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia

• Georgia Public Service Commission Urges Consumers to Prepare for the Winter Heating Season

• Nearly a Third of Americans Have Absolutely Nothing Saved

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