News

October 09, 2018

• Middle Georgia State: Being BOLD

• Macon Physician Selected for Georgia Trend’s “40 Under 40”

• James-Bates-Brannan-Groover-LLP Announces Jonathan O. Nwiloh, Jr. Has Joined the Firm’s Tax and Wealth Planning Practice Group as an Associate

• Hurricane Michael Expected to Bring Strong Winds, Heavy Rain to Georgia

• More Women Are Emerging in National Politics. But Georgia Local Office is a Little Closer to Parity

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• First Reactor Coolant Pump Placed at Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• Mattress Firm Shutters Five Georgia Stores in First Wave of Closings

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise 6 Cents

• Halo Waterfowl: Perfecting the Waxed Canvas Hunting Jacket

• Priya Sircar Joining Knight Foundation as Director for Arts

• Unemployment Drops to its Lowest Level Since the 1960s and Will Likely Fall Even Further

• USDA Partners to Improve Community Infrastructure for 1.1 Million Rural Americans

October 08, 2018

• New Subdivision Planned in Macon Likely the First to be Developed since Recession

• Macon Manufacturing Plant to Move Operation out of State, Affecting about 100 Workers

• Navicent Health Announces New Look for Website

• Middle Georgia State University Will Serve as a Host for On the Table Macon October 17th

• FVSU Repeats Best Counseling Degree’s #1 Ranking

• Georgia Power's Paul Bowers Receives 2018 Four Pillar Award

• September State Tax Revenues up 7.4%

• 2018 Georgia Automotive Award Winners Named

• Georgia-based Shaw Industries Named The Home Depot’s Environmental Partner of the Year

• Logility to Highlight the Top Supply Chain Technology Trends at the 2018 Georgia Manufacturing Summit

• Georgia Sports Hall of Fame to Induct Class of 2019 on February 23rd, 2019 in Macon

• Poll: Many Seniors in Savannah, U.S. Plan to Skip Getting a Flu Shot

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