News

October 16, 2017

• Longtime Macon Real Estate Veteran Named Head of State Home Builders Group

• Kumho Tire Employees Vote ‘No’ to Union. United Steelworkers to File Objection

• Organizations, Individuals Were Recognized for Improving Downtown

• 10 Days of Arts and Cultural Events Coming Up in Macon

• From Humble Origins, Research Center Now Provides Vital Support for Robins

• Robins Financial Credit Union Recognizes Employees for Years of Service

• Sunbelt Ag Expo Opens Tuesday in Moultrie

• Southern Company and Partners Announce 2017 Waterway Conservation Grants

• Kia Posts Second-Best 3Q Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Total in Company History

• Georgia-based SeaPak Shrimp & Seafood Co. Introduces "Pub Style" Dishes for Home

• Georgia Athletes and Coaches Take to Gainesville's Courses, Fields, Tracks and Arenas for State Fall Games and Horse Show

• EY Tax Survey Predicts Tax Reform Likely within Six Months

• Deloitte: Cities Need a Comprehensive and Integrated Mobility Operating System

• Commodities Declined on Weakening Demand Expectations

• Survey: 80% of Enterprises Investing in AI, but Cite Significant Challenges Ahead

October 13, 2017

• Irma Debris Clean up Starts in Macon-Bibb County

• Graphic Packaging International Captures Top Innovation Award

• Middle Georgia State English Majors Present at Prestigious Conference

• PTDA Honors Andy Nations with Warren Pike Award

• As Hunting Seasons Approach, Navicent Health Physicians Encourage Safety

• ATDC Adds Macon-based LBA Ware to ATDC Signature Portfolio

• Progressive Communications CEO Mark Hurt's Appearance on Worldwide Business with kathy irelandR to Air October 15th on Fox Business Network

• Largest Manufacturing Summit in Georgia Attracts over 700 Industry Professionals from Across the Southeast

• Rep. Austin Scott Named Negotiator for Defense Bill

• Second Steam Generator Placed for Vogtle Unit 3

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