News

December 13, 2016

• Southern Company Named Energy Company of the Year

• Social Media Could Take Only a Fraction of Users’ Time With New Georgia Tech Method

• Georgia State Society to Host Presidential Inaugural Gala January 19th

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise 6 Cents in Past Week

• TAG FinTech Hosts Seventh Annual TAG FinTech GA Conference February 9th

• RisingSeniors Foundation to Host 2016 Chick-fil-A Foundation Georgia Junior Bowl

• Kubota Recognizes Georgia Army Veteran in “Geared to Give” Program

• OneSpot Study: 78% of Consumers Say Personally Relevant Branded Content Increases Their Purchase Intent

• Falling Unemployment Shows That the Labor Market Remains Tight Even as Job Growth Slows

• A.T. Kearney Study: Economic Resilience to Spike Consumer Spending this Holiday Season

December 12, 2016

• Dougherty County Board of Education Named 'Distinguished Board' by the Georgia School Boards Association

• Dr. Richard Carvajal Named President of Valdosta State University

• Board of Regents Finalizes Consolidation of Albany State University and Darton State College

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Copart Announces Expansion of Tifton Location

• Coca-Cola Names Quincey its Next CEO, Kent to Remain Chairman

• Gerald Long Elected Georgia Farm Bureau President

• Congress Passes 21st Century Cures Act

• Delta Announces New Snacking Lineup, Retires Delta-branded Offerings

• Georgia Power Dedicates New 30-MW Solar Facility at Fort Stewart

• Damon Elmore Named to Commission on Continuing Lawyer Competency

• American Cancer Society Launches New Coaches vs. Cancer Brand Campaign 'Come and Play For Us' Theme

• U.S. Public Opinion on Four Key State Ballot Measures

• Google will Reach 100% Renewable Energy for Global Operations in 2017

• Turnover at Large Truckload Fleets Drops to New Five-Year Low

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