News

February 25, 2020

• Sonic Automotive, Inc. to Locate Regional Headquarters in Gwinnett Co., Create 130 Jobs

• Georgia Senate Passes Three Majority Caucus Priority Bills

• 12th Anniversary for the Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Celebrated on February 20th

• Secretary Raffensperger Sets Qualifying Period For 2020 Senate And District Attorney Special Elections

• Study: Online Shoppers Desire Personalization, But Demand Privacy

• Housing Shortage Leads to Intense Competition Among Homebuyers

• USDA and EPA Announce Continued Commitment to Support Rural Water Systems

February 24, 2020

• Cox Continued to Give Locally in 2019

• United Way Set to Take Reins of Golden Eagle Awards in Central Georgia

• Setting up for Success: Skillbridge Helps Transition to Civilian Workforce

• Colony Bank To Acquire Cadence Bank’s East Georgia Homebuilder Finance Loan Portfolio & Expand Its Footprint In Savannah & Augusta

• Georgia Chamber CEO: Lawsuit Reform Essential to Georgia Business Growth

• Commentary: Reform is Overdue for Federal-State Medicaid Partnership

• Home Value Growth Expected to Re-Accelerate Just in Time For Home Shopping Season

February 21, 2020

• Georgia College Breaks Ground on New Science Building and Re-opens Historic Terrell Hall

• Chicken Salad Chick Grows In Georgia With New Restaurant Opening In Macon

• Coliseum Health System Celebrates the Recipients of the 2019 Awards of Distinction

• Macon-Bibb Commission Stalls Over Privatizing Business Licenses

• Mannington Mills to Expand, Create 268 Jobs in Gordon Co.

• Southern Company Reports Fourth-quarter and Full-year 2019 Earnings

• Georgia Lawmakers Mull Vaping Tax

• Stay Warm and Save Energy as Temperatures Drop across Georgia

• Millennial State and Local Government Employee Views on Jobs, Compensation and Retirement

• Georgia Farm Bureau President Gerald Long Comments on House Bill 545

• University of Georgia is Marshaling its Resources to Battle Farmer Stress

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