News

January 24, 2017

• Governor Expands and Extends State of Emergency for Nine Additional Counties

• GDOT Responding to Trees, Debris on State Routes

• From City Hall to the Gold Dome Georgia’s Music Industry Takes Center Stage

• Georgia Ports Achieve Record, Double-digit Growth in December

• Volkswagen’s $14.7B “Dieselgate” Settlement Could Greenify Georgia's Roads

• Charlie Harper: Price Confirmation Criticism All About Theater

• Georgia Senate Bill Aimed at Maximizing Lottery Funds to HOPE

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Drop Slowly

• 2016 Milestones Bring Vogtle Expansion Closer to Completion

• Major Study on Education Spending to be Unveiled at Leadership Breakfast January 26th

• U.S. District Court Blocks Aetna’s Acquisition of Humana

• Reaction to Trump Inauguration Similar to 2005, 2013 Inaugurations

• RE/MAX: U.S. Home Sales Finish Strong in 2016

January 23, 2017

• Cohilas Signs Local State of Emergency Declaration

• Shelter Set up for Albany Storm Victims

• Governor Declares State of Emergency for Seven South Central Georgia Counties

• Ameris Bancorp Announces 2016 Financial Results

• Smithfield Foods Donates 35,000 Pounds of Protein to South Georgia Tornado Victims

• Trump Calls Governor Deal After Deadly Storms

• Falcons Headed to Super Bowl LI

• Higher Expenses Hit SunTrust 2016 Profits

• Manufacturing in Georgia May See Big Changes with Trump Administration

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter to Receive Georgia Tech’s 2017 Ivan Allen Prize

• Timber! Georgia Power Looks to Diversify Energy Portfolio

• David Poythress’ Legacy Lives on at Georgia Department of Labor

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