News

August 18, 2015

• Lost Keys Literary Festival Seeks Funding for New Community Inclusive Event

• Mercer University Names Two Liberian Students as Latest Sam Oni Scholars

• Forsyth Business Expo Hosts 59 Vendors

• Home Depot Sales Up in Q2

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Backs Away from Middle Ground Healthcare Fix

• Aflac Enhances Product Offerings with Introduction of Accident Advantage

• Georgia Council for the Arts Releases Recommendations from the Governor’s Arts Learning Task Force

• What is Georgia's Most Popular Type of Credit Card?

• Nissan Donates $1M, 10 Vehicles to Habitat for Humanity

• 55,000 Georgians Sign Up in 'Special' Health Insurance Enrollment

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Drop

• Global Dividends Fall in Q2 as the US Dollar Soars in Value

• Visa Inc. Survey: Tooth Fairy Fluttering Down to Earth

• U.S. on Pace for Deadliest Driving Year Since 2007, Says National Safety Council

• 75% of Hackers Say Privileged Accounts Are Just as Easy to Compromise as They Were Two Years Ago

August 17, 2015

• Macon Mayor Robert Reichert Launches New Rail Push

• Pat Topping Awarded Recertification in Economic Development

• Perry Proposes Voluntary Tax District, But Business Owners Wary

• Neighborhoods Complete Shalom Zone Training

• Georgia Gas Tax Hike: Much Ado About Nothing

• Mizuno Opens New Georgia High-Tech Distribution & Manufacturing Center

• More Greenspace May Soon be Staying on Jekyll Island

• Atlanta-Based Paradies Acquired, Forming $800M Airport Concessions Company

• Governor Deal Appoints 26 to State Boards

• Turner Broadcasting Buys Big Stake in iStreamPlanet

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