News

October 19, 2015

• Macon Mayhem Brings Atlanta Food Trucks, Local Business to Boost Economy

• Macon Company Designed Unique Alternative Energy Project at MCLB Albany

• Readers Needed to Read to a Class on October 22nd

• Georgia Lottery Marks Record First Quarter Profits

• Commentary: Atlanta Has Become a Hub for Negotiations

• Gearing Up for Next ‘Religious Liberty’ Fight, Georgia Business Leaders Look to Indiana

• Georgia's 'Peanut Poll' Breaks Straw-Vote Record

• Georgia’s VW Pain is Florida’s Gain — or Is It?

• Atlanta Motor Speedway is State's Most Instagrammed Spot

• Atlanta, Triangle or N.Y.? Consultant Weighs in on GE's HQ Relocation

• Representatives from the Cottages at Jekyll Island Announce Strong Early Sales Numbers for New Community

• Hedge Fund Index Finished Down 1.41% in September

• September Sees Fundamental Factors and Macroeconomic Headlines Drive Commodity Markets

• Data Shows Double-Digit Decline in Debt Collection Complaints

• 62% Holding Back Spending

October 16, 2015

• Macon Action Plan Final Plan and Two Eearly Action Projects Announced

• APCU Announces Macon Branch Manager

• Federal Reserve Economist to Speak in Macon October 21st.

• Macon-Bibb District 9 Commissioner Addresses Blight, Future Projects

• ADP to Create 450 Jobs in Augusta

• Georgia's First Solar-Powered Charging Station Dedicated

• UPS Sets Rates for 2016, Averaging 4.9% Increase in Freight Costs

• SunTrust Revenue Up in Q3

• Georgia Transmission Corporation Signs 20-Year Agreement with Allied Fiber for Neutral Colocation and Dark Fiber

• Kia Issues Recall on Georgia-Made 2011-13 Sorentos

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