News

September 12, 2018

• Brian Smith Named Georgia Fire Investigator of The Year

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased Again in August

• Majority of New-Car Dealers Agree: Import Tariffs are Bad for Business

September 11, 2018

• MGA Earns Recognition from US News & World Report, Sees Enrollment Climb 6%

• U.S. News Ranks Mercer in Top Tier of National Universities, Among Best Values in Annual America's Best Colleges Issue

• FVSU Ranked #1 Public Historically Black University in Georgia

• Graphic Packaging Holding Company Appoints Paul McCann as Senior Vice President, Supply Chain

• Coliseum Medical Centers to Offer Free Seminar on Atrial Fibrillation

• August State Tax Revenues Up 7%

• John Selden Appointed New GM of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

• Georgia Gas Prices Inch Lower as Florence Approaches

• Georgia Chamber CEO Chris Clark: 8 for 18 Business and Legal Climate

• Georgia City to Extend Alcohol Sales during 2019 Super Bowl

• State School Superintendent Richard Woods Selects 2018-2019 Student Advisory Council

• Commissioner Hudgens: Lost Policy Locator Finds $22 Million for Georgians

• Southern Health Summit to Explore Opioid Crisis, Technology Advances

• USDA Partners with Communities to Support Opioid Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Opportunities in Rural America

• Solid Employment Growth and Accelerating Labor Productivity

• Baby Boomers With Student Loan Debt Are Not Alone, Says Ameritech Financial

September 10, 2018

• Capitol Cycle Has Been along for the Ride for a Century

• Lisa Birmingham of LBA Ware Wins 2018 HousingWire Insiders Award

• Bishop, Lujan Lead Effort to Support Beginning, Veteran, and Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers

• First Global Innovators Leap Onto the FVSU Stage

• Tommy Malone Scholarship Fund Established at Mercer Law School

• Governor Deal Appoints Six to State Boards

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