October 2014 News

October 31, 2014

• Darton State College Expands its Online Programs

• City Leaders Open Kayak Ramp in Riverfront Park

• Doyal's Wholesale Company Final Halloween Sale

• Easter Seals Southern Georgia Solutions Day Host Fall Festival

• Delta Rolls Out the Red Carpet for its Top 100 Employees

• Mannington Mills to Create 200 Jobs in Morgan County

• Export Academy Planned at Georgia States Freshly Funded CIBER

• Tesla Facing Court Battle from Georgia Automobile Dealers Association

• Delta Gives Back to Veterans, Service Members and their Families

• Georgia Man Installed as NCC Chairman

• State Incentive Program to Boost Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

• Georgia-Pacific Will Award $235,500 in Bucket Brigade Grants to 50 Fire Departments

• October M&A Swoon Isn’t Spooky After Best Year Since ’07

October 30, 2014

• HeritageBank 3Q Net Income Increases 48%

• AB&T Parent Company Announces Dividend on Preferred Stock

• Gov. Nathan Deal Makes Election Stopover in Albany

• Tri-State Water Management Group Being Explored

• Southern Co. Posts 6.4% Revenue Increase

• Insurance Commissioner Hudgens Requires Blue Cross to Scrap Contract Amendments

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Announces List of State’s Ten ‘Places in Peril’

• Bank of America Merrill Lynch Report Finds Millennials Prioritizing Retirement, Health Saving

• Governor Deal Not Afraid to Talk About His Faith as Gubernatorial Election Draws Near

• Investing in the Future, GE Helps Georgia Power Improve Grid Reliability

• UGA Study: Communicators Should Address Failures, Be Transparent During Crisis Recovery

• Attorney General Olens Announces Settlement with Drug Manufacturer Organon