May 2018 News

May 31, 2018

• Albany State University Graduate School Offers Diverse Degree Programs

• Loving Vincent Coming June 8th to Albany Museum of Art

• Lee County Emergency Management Warns People to Stay Off Creeks

• Solar Cell Manufacturer to Create More Than 500 Jobs in Whitfield County

• Georgia Cyber Academy to Hold Commencement Ceremony June 2nd

• New Sign from above as UPS Unveils New Look for 747 Jet Ahead of Expo 2020 Dubai

• NARUC Names Commissioner Pridemore to Natural Gas Partnership Program with the Department of Energy

• Georgia DOT’s TIA Program Reaches Halfway Mark of Project Delivery

• Connecting Georgia’s Food Retailers with Chinese Consumers

• Georgia Charter School Students are More Likely to Graduate High School, Attend College

• UGA Study: Charcoal Lighter Fluid Makes Summer Grilling More Environmentally Friendly

• New Research Finds State And Local Governments Face Growing Workforce Recruitment And Morale Challenges, Turning To "Gig Economy" Workers

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 2.2% in April

• New Study Is First to Find Short, Intensive Workplace Wellness Intervention Provided Improvements in Employee Vitality and Purpose in Life

May 30, 2018

• ATC Kicks off Program to Inspire Youth

• DCSS Names 10 New Assistant Principals

• Rain, Sewage Spill Causes Problems for Local Businesses

• Ameris Bancorp Completes Acquisition of Atlantic Coast Financial Corporation

• GSW Student Carson Fields Finishes Strong with Second Place in Worldwide Competition

• 21 Georgia Companies Make Fortune 500 List For 2018

• Charlie Harper: Supreme Court Puts Casinos Back In Play

• Southern Power Acquires Wildhorse Mountain Wind Facility

• Georgia Gas Prices to Reverse Course

• Habitat for Humanity Able to Build More Affordable Homes at Lower Costs with Enactment of Bipartisan HOME Act

• Senator David Perdue Secures Dozens of Georgia Priorities in Annual Defense Bill