News

December 11, 2017

• ASU Receives $50,000 from TMCF and Coca-Cola for First-generation Scholarships

• Dougherty County Releases Informative Recovery Plan

• How Georgia Held the No. 1 State for Business Title for Five Consecutive Years

• New Economic Impact Study Shows SCAD Generates $600M for the State of Georgia

• U.S. Department of Energy Approves Toshiba Agreement to Deliver $3.2B in Remaining Payments for Vogtle Project

• A Star-Studded Night Raises 1.7 Million Dollars for Zac Brown's Non-Profit Camp Southern Ground

• Technical College System of Georgia Foundation Names 2017 Alumni of the Year

• Georgia Gas Prices Drop to 5 Week Lows

• Insurance Commissioner Hudgens Offers Fire Safety Tips for The Holiday Season

• Shaw Signs UN Global Compact, Commits to Upholding Compact Principles Throughout Supply Chain

• Apple in Talks to Acquire Music Identification App Shazam: Source

• Job Growth Remains Solid Despite Tightening Labor Market

• U.S. IT Sector Employment Expands by 8,100 Jobs in November, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

December 08, 2017

• PCOM Medical School Approved for Moultrie Campus

• 29TH Annual Jingle Bell Jog Set for Saturday

• Non-Traditional GSW Student Sets Example for Determination in Earning Her Degree

• Georgia November State Tax Revenues up 7.3%

• Hundreds of Fifth Grade Students Learned STEM Skills at SAE International/Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Event

• TCSG to Provide $9M to Establish Academies in Greene County, Paulding County and Marietta

• State Rep. Spencer to Introduce Legislation to Create Study Committee on Converting Closed Hospitals to Veterans Homes

• Sen. Isakson, Georgia Attorney General Carr: Cooperating to Reduce Opioid Abuse, Harm to Vets

• New Shield Building Panels Placed at Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• Delta Adding 300K 'Life-Saving' Breakfast Bars to First Class Snack Basket

• Nearly Three in Four Employers Affected by a Bad Hire, According to a Recent CareerBuilder Survey

• Dodge Momentum Index Remains Strong in November

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