News

September 27, 2017

• Robins Financial Credit Union Announces New Manager

• Irma Storm Damage Could Pinch Macon-Bibb’s Pocketbooks

• Georgia Department of Education Announces Plans to Pursue Testing Flexibility

• Charlie Harper: Outrage Now Part Of Education Process

• Georgia Falls to 40th Place in U.S. Chamber of Commerce Legal Rankings

• Lauren McDonald: Tariffs on Solar Cells will Hurt Georgia Solar Industry

• The Georgia Conservancy Honors Governor Nathan Deal as Distinguished Conservationist

• Additional Ways to Protect Yourself Following Equifax Data Breach

• Coastal Solar Helps 6 Farms Reap $148,266 for Renewable Energy Projects

• Georgia's Cotton Crop Sustained at Least 10% Loss across the State Due to Irma

• 3rd Quarter Review Shows Continued Growth for The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance

• More Employers See HR Benefits of Technology, But Fear Automation is Happening Too Fast

• The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price NSA Index Continues to Rise

• New Survey Reveals Mortgage Consumers of All Ages Demand an Online Approach

• KBB: September New-Car Sales to Rise 1% Year-Over-Year

• Attorney And Small Business Owners: Equifax Needs to Stop "Unequal & Unfair" Treatment Of U.S. Small Businesses In Wake Of Data Breach

• U.S. Consumer Goods & Retail CEOs More Optimistic Than Global Peers About Growth: KPMG Study

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined Slightly in September

September 26, 2017

• Down Home Fun to Benefit Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital, Navicent Health

• $3.3M Needed to Cover Final Macon-Bibb Budget Expenses

• AT&T Announces Georgia Sheriffs Association as Winner of Georgia First Responders It Can Wait Video Competition

• River Edge Expands Services to Houston County

• Proposed Bass Road Funeral Home Approved, as is North Macon Car Wash

• GDOT Awards $62.3M in Construction Contracts

• First Professional Completes Georgia Certified Economic Developer Program

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