News

March 27, 2017

• IT Employment Growth Rate Accelerates Modestly

March 24, 2017

• ‘Nick Smarr and Jody Smith Memorial Building’ Naming Ceremony April 27th at Georgia Southwestern

• Albany State University, Procter & Gamble Partner to Promote Environmental Sustainability

• The Piedmont National Corporation and the Tift County Development Authority Announce Construction of New Distribution Facility in Tifton

• Georgia Grinders Pecan Butter Takes Top Prize at UGA’s 2017 Flavor of Georgia Contest

• Governor Announces Georgia Center for Early Language and Literacy Board

• The Vine Event Raises over $100,000 for STEM Education

• Bipartisan Group of Senators Introduce Legislation to Strengthen U.S.-Israel Economic Partnership

• Delta Seeks New Nonstop Flights Between JFK and Rio

• Georgia State Senators Aim to Eliminate Transportation Taxes

• WalletHub: 2017’s Most & Least Innovative States

• Existing-Home Sales Stumble in February

• New Poll: Older Americans Oppose Policies that Increase Health Costs

• Investor Optimism Keeps Improving, Highest Since 2000

March 23, 2017

• Dyer Approved as New DCSS Superintendent

• Three Southwest Georgia Businesses Pick up Wins in Flavor of Georgia Contest

• Opening Ceremonies of the Georgia FIRST Robotics Procter & Gamble District Qualifier March 24th

• Cordele-based Marvair Acquires Eubank Wallmount Product Family

• Disaster Recovery Center in Albany to Close as FEMA Deadline Passes

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.3% in February

• Georgia Lawmakers OK $49B Budget with Teacher Raises

• U.S. Chamber Recognizes Georgia Legislators with Spirit of Enterprise Award

• What You Need to Know About the GUARD Initiative

• SunTrust: Small and Mid-market Business Bullish on Economic and Company Growth

• First of Four New Cranes Starts Work at Port of Savannah

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