News

May 18, 2017

• Competition Heats up at Law Enforcement Cook Off

• Sumter County Paving the Way for Growth with Eaton Road Groundbreaking

• Ingrid Thompson-Sellers Named Permanent President of South Georgia State College

• AT&T Continues Support of Thomas University Scholarships

• Flowers Foods Post Q1 Results

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Continues to Decline, Dropping to 5% in April

• Attorney General Chris Carr Announces 6th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy Winners

• At Georgia Logistics Summit, An Industry Seeks Younger Workers

• Georgia Power Introduces SurgeDefender

• Delta and Lyft Team up to Reward Customers with First-of-its-kind Partnership

• Shaw to Add Distribution and Warehousing Capacity to Support Continued Hard Surface Growth

• TAG Announces a Statewide Call for Nominations and Applications for 2017 STEM Education Awards

• Anheuser-Busch Investing $2B for Brewery, Equipment Upgrades

• One in Four US Workers Say Technology Will Eliminate Job

• Rue21 Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Reorganization

• Study: Millennials Expect Same Wi-Fi Experience in the Air as at Home

May 17, 2017

• Art Museum Looking to Move Downtown

• Lee County Middle School Students Create App Aiming to Prevent Zika

• GSW Vice President for Academic Affairs Brian Adler to Retire June 1st

• Albany Technical College Associate of Science in Nursing Program Receives ACEN Accreditation

• Summer Learning at Albany State University

• Georgia Power Announces New 139-MW Solar Project at Robins Air Force Base

• AT&T Awarded $119M, 5-year Contract to Support Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• AG Carr: Precautionary Measures to Protect Yourself from Cyberattacks

• Charlie Harper - Five Georgias: Suburban Atlanta

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