News

February 15, 2018

• Floyd, Key, Lemon Re-Elected to State Transportation Board

• Georgia Bio Selects Georgia Clinical & Translational Science Alliance for Deal of the Year Award

• SOS Brian Kemp: Georgia Nurses Set New Online Record

• Report: Cloud Services to Increase U.S. GDP by $2 Trillion over the Next Decade

• Mobile Technology is Top of Mind for Restaurant Franchise Brands, Finds TD Bank Survey

• These Are the Best and Worst US Cities for Foodies on a Budget

February 14, 2018

• Kirk Nooks Named President of Gordon State College

• Perry Chamber Hosts 2018 Annual Meeting

• JMA Architecture's Meg Mehserle Receives Seabie Hickson Award

• CGTC Engineering Technology Students Visit Fort Valley State University

• Movement Mortgage Implements Macon-based LBA Ware Technology to Streamline Compensation Calculation

• Arthur P. Barry III, SIOR with Coldwell Bankes Brokers Sale of Former Enercon Enterprises Fabrication/Manufacturing/Custom Power Solutions Facility

• $81.2M Awarded in Georgia DOT Construction Contracts

• Governor Introduces Legislation Overhauling State Tax Code

• University System of Georgia Announces New Nexus Degree

• Georgia Poised to Take Advantage of President's New Infrastructure Plan

• Aflac Splits Stock for 1st Time in 17 Years

• Southern Company Recognized by EPRI for Energy Innovation

• Charlie Harper: State Centered Infrastructure Plan Is Good for Georgia

• LG Casey Cagle Calls for Joint Defense Commission: New Initiative will Protect, Strengthen, and Advance Georgia’s Military Assets

• Center Dedicated to Advancing Peach State’s Innovative Logistics

• 79% of U.S. Consumers Expect Tech Savviness from Their Home Service Providers

• Owner Perception of Home Value Dips after Seven Months of Improvement

• TripAdvisor Announces Experiences, Tours, And Activities Trend Report For 2018

• Fourth Quarter Home Prices Up 5.3%; Nearly Two-Thirds of Markets at All-Time High

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