News

August 07, 2017

• Georgia Power to Finalize Vogtle Assessments by End of August

• AMC Buys 'The Walking Dead' Studio for $8M

• Camp Southern Ground Raises Close to One Million Dollars at Denver Fundraiser

• Governor Announces Two Judicial Appointments

• SBDC: 40 Years of Helping Small Businesses

• Georgia Gas Prices Now 25 Cents More Than Last Year

• Sen. Isakson Offers Legislation to Preserve Patient Access to Home Infusion Services

• Senator David Perdue Leads Bipartisan Effort to Protect Purple Heart Medals

• U.S. is Expected to Add Nearly 8M Jobs Over the Next Five Years, CareerBuilder Study Finds

• LendingTree Survey Finds Millennial Women More Fiscally Responsible, Less Financially Secure Compared to Millennial Men

• Unprecedented Demand Staving Off Apartment Market Slowdown, Latest Ten-X Research Shows

August 04, 2017

• GED Program Allows Inmates to Set Out New Path

• New SB&T President Makes Donation to One Sumter

• Rams Will Hold Their First Football Practice of the Season Today

• Vector Successfully Launches First Ever Rocket from Spaceport Camden

• UPS Logistics And Technology Solutions Help TerraCycle Divert 40 Million Pounds Of Waste From Landfills

• Georgia Municipal Association Taps Jan Moore to Chair Tax Assessment Task Force

• Augusta Launches Fort Gordon Cyber District

• Sepsis Collaborative Saves Georgia Hospitals Over $3.7M

• Now is the Best Time to Sell a Business in a Decade

• Dunkin' Without the 'Donuts'? Maybe in the Name

• First Half 2017 Commercial and Multifamily Construction Starts Reveal Mixed Pattern Across Top Metropolitan Areas

• An Over-automated Recruitment Process Leaves Candidates Frustrated and Missing Personal Connections, Finds Randstad US Study

August 03, 2017

• Albany Technical College Associate of Science in Nursing Program to Hold Pinning Ceremony Today

• Mom ‘Pays it Forward’ in Memory of Son

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