News

October 22, 2015

• Colony Bank Announces Q3 Earnings

• Ocmulgee Fields Announces Grand Opening of Northside Commons Office Building

• Navicent Heart Program Nationally Certified

• Forbes Says Georgia is No. 11 Best State for Business

• SunTrust Named a Top Ten National Small Business Administration Lender

• Georgia Department of Education Adds Economic Development Liaison

• Southern Co. Subsidiary and KEPCO Sign MOU to Jointly Evaluate Clean Coal Technology Deployment Worldwide

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Ports to Get Additional Investment

• As Rents Increase, More Americans Consider Homeownership, New Survey Finds

• New Study: Emerging Trends in the Customer Experience

• Study: 70% of Businesses Expect to Grow Their External Workforce; Strategic Management is Crucial

• Footprint 2020 Study: Shifts in Location Drivers to Shape Global Manufacturing Landscape

• Survey: Board Members Aiming to Balance a Long-Term Approach with the Need to Meet Short-Term Investor Expectations

October 21, 2015

• Warner Robins City Hall Renovations, Veterans Memorial Could Cost More Than $4M

• Renasant Announces $16M Q3 Profit

• Macon-Bibb County Hosting Employee Wellness Fair

• Middle Georgia State Hosts Southeast Model African Union Conference

• The ENT Center of Central Georgia Offering Expanded Services at Warner Robins Office

• Mattress Firm Selects Birch to Consolidate Communications

• Community & Southern Scores $800M Buyout From Arkansas' Bank of the Ozarks

• GPA to Invest $152M in Brunswick Over Next 10 Years

• TAG Celebrates the Fastest Growing Companies in Georgia

• Linzer Products Corp. to Create 200 Jobs in Candler County

• Georgians Gear Up for Georgia Gives Day on November 12th

• A Remedy for Rural Hospitals: Treating Patients Away from the ER

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