News

June 23, 2016

• Governor Deal Announces $75M in State Transit Awards

• Save the Date: Chick-fil-A Offers FREE Food to Cow-Clad Customers on Cow Appreciation Day, July 12th

• Travel to Cuba with the Georgia Chamber

• Georgia Among Best States in America to Retire Rich

• Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter Mark 70 Years 'Even Closer Together'

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Support Measure to Strengthen Security Assistance to Israel

• 2 Georgia Barbecue Dishes on “23 Essential Barbecue Dishes in U.S.” List

• Logistics in Transition: U.S. Business Logistics Costs Slow Considerably with 2.6% Growth

• The (Past and) Future of Gender Equality: 9 in 10 Americans Predict More Female Leaders in Next 10 Years

• U.S. New-Vehicle Quality Makes Largest Improvement in 7 Years, J.D. Power Study Finds

June 22, 2016

• Albany City Commissioners Say No to Ethics Policy Change, Meeting Rescheduling

• PSC’s Clean Energy Roadshow Visits Albany

• GSW to be Exclusive USG Institution to Offer BBA through eMajor

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Stardust 2 Skate Center

• Amazon to Create More than 500 Jobs in Jackson County

• Task Force Aims to Reshape Georgia Stance on Health Coverage

• Stuart Countess Named Chief Administrative Officer for Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia

• Great Wolf Resorts Indoor Water Park, Lodging Coming to LaGrange

• Chick-fil-A Top Fast Food Chain in America for Customer Satisfaction

• Georgia Ranked No. 13 State for 2016 Summer Road Trip

• Genuine Parts Company Announces Two Acquisitions Adding $70M in Annual Revenue

• TAG-Ed Announces the First Annual The Horizon Awards

• Southern Company Subsidiary Completes Issuance of $1.2B of Green Bonds

• Bankrate: 66 Million Have No Emergency Savings

• Charities: Strong Purpose and Brand Attract Donors

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