News

October 29, 2015

• Parchment and the University System of Georgia Announce Reverse Transfer Initiative

• Boomers or Millennials: Which Generation is Most Charitable?

• Tech Startups Seek Mentorship and Counsel as They Grow Their Businesses

• Where are the Great Jobs?

• PwC US Survey: Manufacturers Turn Cautious on Global Economic Outlook

October 28, 2015

• Middle Georgia State University Announces Town Hall Meetings

• Flint Energies Donates $53,000 to the FireStarter Entrepreneurship Council to Support Local Economic Development Efforts

• New Blue Bird Dealer Location Open in Middle Georgia

• Kumho’s US Plant Nearing Completion

• Centerville Council Candidates Share Visions for the City

• Southern Company Reports Positive Q3 Earnings

• Aflac Posts $672M Profit in Q3, Ups Dividend 5.1%

• Georgia Bio Summit to Highlight How Big Data Transforms Research and Healthcare

• Study: 52.1% of Renters in Georgia Were Cost-Burdened in 2014

• UPS Profit, Shipments Up in Q3

• NCR Profit Up in Q3

• Georgia Music Partners Launches Eight-Week Campaign to Raise $100K for Music Advocacy in Georgia

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 0.7% in September

• Survey: Would You Ever Sign a Contract in Another Language? Depends on Your Nationality

• Bureaucratic Delays in Approving Infrastructure Projects Cost the Nation More Than Twice the Cost of Fixing the Infrastructure

• Study: Returns Set to Rise for U.S. Homeowners Insurers

October 27, 2015

• Mercer University Board Elects New Trustees, Approves New Academic Programs

• Bibb County School District Calling for Renewal of the Educational Special Purpose Local Option Sales

• WellCare Gives $15,000 & Sponsors Health Initiatives to Support Shalom Zone Neighborhoods

• Community Shreds and Recycles Over 12 Tons of Sensitive Documents at RFCU Event

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