News

February 16, 2018

• Macon Students Learn from GEICO Associates

• New Work on C-130s Coming to Robins AFB

• Trump to Nominate Monroe County Sheriff for U.S. Marshal

• Middle Georgia Economic Outlook Survey

• Portraits and Poetry Art Exhibit and Reception February 18th

• 10th Year Anniversary for the Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Celebrated on February 1st

• BMW Utilizes Georgia Ports to Repeat as Largest U.S. Automotive Exporter

• Delta CEO Defends Georgia Jet Fuel Tax Cut Proposal

• Great Place to Work and Fortune Name AT&T One of the 2018 FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work For

• Life Insurance Bill to Find Lost Policies Sponsored by Sen. Marty Harbin Passes Senate Floor

• Kia Rio Ranks Highest Among Small Cars In 2018 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study

• Aflac Lands Placement on Fortune's 100 Best Places to Work For List for 20th Consecutive Year

• New Report Shows Growth in Charitable Giving in the Midst of an Uncertain Philanthropic Landscape

• Smartphones Become Preferred Channel for Buying New Wireless Devices, J.D. Power Finds

• Is There an Entrepreneurial Personality? CPP Report Reveals the Answer

February 15, 2018

• United Way of Central Georgia Wins Major Grant for Tom Fontaine Park Rehab

• Middle Georgia State University Receives Bronze Seal for Excellence in Student Voter Engagement

• Superintendent for Middle Georgia School District Resigns

• Mercer University's Spencer B. King Jr. Center for Southern Studies to Award 2018 Sidney Lanier Prize to Natasha Trethewey

• Governor Introduces Criminal Justice Reform Legislation

• Chick-fil-A's Cathy, Bullard to Launch Inspirational Book

• SunTrust Announces Key Leadership Appointments

• ‘Black Panther’ an $84M Economic Impact Blockbuster for Georgia

• Georgia Senate Backs Expanding Sunday Morning Alcohol Sales

• The Home Depot Launches Interview Self-Scheduling to Attract More Than 80,000 Spring Hires

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