News

April 24, 2017

• Guns and Hoses Basketball Event to Help Storm Victims

• Ameris Bancorp Announces 20% Increase in Operating Results For First Quarter 2017

• SunTrust Banks Q1 Profit Rises, Says 2017 Is Off To A Good Start

• International Trade Helps Share the Flavor of Georgia Worldwide

• SBA’s Top Contracting Official to Keynote at the GMSDC Business Opportunity Exchange

• Georgia Gas Prices Declining from 7-Month Highs

• Commissioner Tim Echols Appointed as Vice-chair of Nuclear Waste Disposal Committee of National Utility Regulators Association

• Georgia DOT Unveils Schedule for Major Mobility Investment Program

• UGA Study: In Negotiations, Two Jerks Are Better Than One

• US High School Students' Entrepreneurial Ambition at New Low

• March Construction Starts Climb 5%

• Americans Still Favor Real Estate for Long-Term Investment

• Zillow: Down Payment Holding Back Renters from Buying a Home

April 21, 2017

• Chamber: Businesses Continue to Recover from Storms

• Tift Park Looks to Community Support for $20,000 Grant

• Letter of Intent Filed for Lee County Hospital

• Network of Trust’s Teen Parenting Program to Visit ASU

• Georgia DOT Awards $132.7M in Statewide Projects

• United Community Banks, Inc. and HCSB Financial Corporation Announce Merger Agreement

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of the House Rural Development Council

• Schools, Organizations, and Companies Celebrate Fourth Annual Georgia STEM Day

• Norcross-based Solar Company Suniva Files for Bankruptcy

• One Week Left to Apply to Emerging City Champions Fellowship Program

• Georgia Nurses Association Hosts Its Largest Community Event

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in March

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