News

November 10, 2017

• Albany State University Transition Team Announces Student Led Task Force

• Local Magnet School Exceeds 100% on State Test

• Ameris Bank's Helping Fight Hunger Food Drive Initiative Results

• Deerfield Windsor Launches "Every Knight"

• Alcon to Invest $97M in Johns Creek Expansion

• New Spherion Study Finds that Military Members Increasingly are Prepared and Eager to Enter the Civilian Workforce

• Lt. Governor Cagle Announces Student Leadership Award Finalists Ahead of Business and Education Summit

• Chambliss Leadership Forum Exceeds $1M Fundraising Goal

• October State Tax Revenues Down -3.2%

• Aflac CEO Named to Harvard Business Review List of 100 Best-Performing CEOs in the World

• Georgia-based Go Green Synthetic Lawn Solutions Announces Artificial Turf Solution for Reflective Burns

• For Veterans Day, Kemp Encourages Heightened Vigilance for Military Scams

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined in September

• Deloitte Announces 2017 North America Technology Fast 500 Rankings

• Monster Salutes Best Companies for Veterans in 2017

• Expedia: Millennials Are the Most Vacation Deprived

November 09, 2017

• Albany Technical College Holds 2017 Veteran’s Day Program Today

• Saftey Top Priority for Annual Fair

• Dougherty County Sees Low Voter Turn out

• An Award Winning Week for the Georgia Centers of Innovation

• State Rep. Spencer to Introduce Legislation to Study Aerospace Commission

• Georgia Philanthropists John F. and Marilyn McMullan Establish Endowed Position with Gift to Georgia Historical Society

• Captain D's Achieves Major Milestone With 100th Restaurant Opening in Georgia

• Pre-conference Offerings Added to 2018 Community Leadership Conference Lineup

• 52-ton CA02 Module Placed at Vogtle Unit 4

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