News

May 02, 2017

• I-85 Bridge Opening Should Beat Deadline By Weeks

• Georgia Power Introduces New PSA during National Electric Safety Month

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Presents 19 Statewide Preservation Awards at Ceremony in Gainesville

• Duke Realty Selling Its Medical Office Buildings, Including 11 in Georgia, for $2.8B

• Major Vidalia Packing House and Land Sold at Auction

• New Memorial Database Lists Georgians Who Died in World War I

• US Consumer Spending Up in April, at $107

• Survey Finds Time-Strapped Small Businesses Eager to Leverage New Technology From Home

• Harris Poll: United Airlines' Corporate Reputation Takes A Nose Dive

• President Trump Proclaims Small Business Week

May 01, 2017

• Stephen J. Daugherty Named CEO of Coliseum Medical Centers

• Cater C. Thompson Joins Local SunTrust Advisory Board

• Students Move Beyond Books to Get a Real-world Education

• May Events at the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter

• Robins Financial Credit Union Sponsors Kids in Pink Summer Camp

• Interim Assessment Agreement for Vogtle Nuclear Expansion Extended

• Cagle Promises 500,000 New Jobs in Georgia Governor Campaign

• Carrie Ashbee to Head the Georgia Foundation for Early Care & Learning

• Coca-Cola UNITED Closes Transaction with The Coca-Cola Company for Atlanta & Georgia Territories

• Georgia Gas Prices Push Lower This Week

• Senator Isakson: Biennial Budgeting: A Positive Idea for America’s Bottom Line

• Chief Superior Court Judge David Sweat Announces Retirement

• Shaw Receives St. Jude 2017 Proprietary Campaign of the Year Award

• GDP Increased 0.7 Percent in Q1, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross Comments

• Americans' Fears of Being Laid Off at Record Low

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