News

September 05, 2018

• Tallest Swinging Pendulum Ride in the Southeast to Open at Six Flags Over Georgia

• New Tax Break Urged to Help Health of Working Poor in Georgia

• Why Coke is Getting into the Restaurant Business

• WSJ: Amazon Hits $1 Trillion Valuation

• New Study: Flexible Workforces on the Rise as Employees Look for New Jobs

September 04, 2018

• Flint Energies to Refund $3.89M in September

• Middle Georgia State University's New Strategic Plan Targets Purpose-Driven Enrollment Growth, Greater Student Success, and More

• FVSU Awarded $470,000 to Enhance Preservation of the Historic LeRoy Bywaters Building

• Middle Georgia Jobless Rate Falls in July

• Georgia Hospital Association Marketing Society Recognizes Children’s Website

• New Director Appointed for Georgia’s State Parks & Historic Sites

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Endorses Candidates for State Legislature

• Starbucks to Create up to 500 Jobs in Atlanta

• Chick-fil-A Mobile App Customers Get Free Chicken Nuggets Throughout September

• Aflac Announces Formation of Advisory Council for the Aflac Childhood Cancer Campaign

• Senate Gets Results Working Through August Recess

• UGA Adds Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship

• Labor Day Survey: 51% of U.S. Employees Overall Satisfied with Their Job

• Survey Uncovers Three Key Factors to Attracting and Retaining Supply Chain Talent In Holiday Season

• 77% of U.S. Small Businesses Use Social Media for Sales, Marketing and Customer Service

August 30, 2018

• You Might Be Surprised When You Get This Bill at the Same Time as Property Taxes

• Historic Macon Announces 2018 Macon’s Fading Five

• Apply Now to be a Youth Commissioner at Macon-Bibb County

• Macon Woman Will Celebrate Her 70th Birthday by Graduating from Middle Georgia State University

• Dublin VAMC to Open New Addition to Community Living Center

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