News

August 14, 2015

• Survey Shows Americans Shop Thrift Stores for Good Deals, Unique Finds & Sustainability

• Battelle Report Underscores Importance of Talent to Drive Innovation

• Social Media Helps Dealers Build Better Customer Relationships, Achieve Better Business Results

• Social Security: An Unhappy 80th Birthday

• New Report: Gap Between Appraiser & Homeowner Perceptions Doubled in July

August 13, 2015

• Birch Ranked as One of the Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the Nation

• Fazoli's Selects Sites in Macon and Warner Robins for Stores

• Congressman Austin Scott Holds Veterans Town Hall

• Byron Council Moves Toward Increasing Room Taxes in City's Motels, Hotels

• Warner Robins Set to Host the State Masters Bowling Tournament for Special Olympics Georgia

• State Outlines Argument Medicaid "Waiver"

• Flowers Foods to Acquire Dave's Killer Bread for $275M

• Former President Jimmy Carter Announces Cancer Diagnosis

• Georgia Hires South Carolina's Chinese Investment Guru

• Aflac Study Shows Benefits Remain a Key Tool for Retention and Recruitment

• Governor Deal Announces New Senior Staff

• Brunswick Manufacturing Gaining Steam

• Americans Feel the Nation's Minimum Wage is Too Low, But Are Conflicted on whether $15.00 an Hour is Too Much

• Home Prices Rise in Nearly All Metro Areas in Q2

• Much Cheaper for Young Adults to Stay on Parents' Car Insurance

• Renting Less Affordable Than Ever Before, While Mortgages Remain Affordable, by Historical Standards

August 12, 2015

• Shaw Blackmon Wins State House Seat

• GEICO’s Macon Office Invites Job-Seekers to Join the Team in Midst of Hiring Boom

• Middle Georgia State University Foundation Awards Scholarships

• Georgia Could Profit from Improved U.S. Relations with Cuba

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