News

July 17, 2017

• Commentary: Working Toward Welfare Reform

• Americans to Top $100B in Vacation Spending This Summer

• RE/MAX: First Half of 2017 Ends with Record Sales, Prices

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined Slightly in June

• Engineering Posts Strongest Job Growth In A Year; IT Job Growth Modest In June

July 14, 2017

• Clint Hobbs Named Wesleyan’s New Vice President for Strategic Enrollment Management

• Peach, Warner Robins Buy Large Land Tract

• The Macon Symphony Orchestra to Hold Grand Finale

• The Medical Center, Navicent Health Receives Seventh Consecutive Award for Stroke Care

• 8 Georgia Hospitals, Hospital Systems Named Most ‘Wired’ in the Nation

• Delta's June Passenger Unit Revenue Rises, Put Profit Slows

• GDEcD Representatives Attend 2017 BIO International Convention

• Premium Peanut Announces Plans to Expand with Peanut Oil Facility

• AT&T: We Support an Open Internet

• Georgia Power & Georgia DNR Partner to Share Water Safety Tips

• Georgia Initiative for Community Housing Now Accepting Applications

• 60% of Employers Plan to Hire Full-time, Permanent Employees in the Second Half of 2017

• Bankrate: Over 44 Million Americans Have a Side Hustle

• Survey: Majority of U.S. Workers Believe Employers Should Not Ask About Salary History

• Tech Boom Expanding to Smaller U.S. Cities

• Americans View The Health Of The Housing Market As Improved And Owning A Home As A Good Investment

July 13, 2017

• Dr. Ninfa M. Saunders Named One of 2017’s Most Influential Women by CEO Connection

• Old Museum’s Entrance Belies its New Use for Budding Macon Musicians

• Two CGTC Students Earn Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference Honors

• Georgia Council for the Arts Awards Grant Funding to 100 Organizations

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