News

January 27, 2020

• Georgia State Rep Proposes Paying College Athletes after They Graduate

• Novalis Innovative Flooring Announces First US Production Facility, Creates 120 Jobs in Dalton

• Gov. Kemp: Georgia Breaks Jobs Records in 2019, Hits All-Time Low for Unemployment

• Substitute Teaching a Challenge in Jimmy Carter's Class

• Georgia Archives Institute Stipend Announced

• New Business Owner Alert: Misleading Certificate of Existence Solicitations Sent Out Statewide

• Georgia Power Reminds Customers to be Vigilant, Follow Simple Tips to Avoid Common Scams

• Hospital CEOs are Preparing for Major Change in the Health Care Industry, According to Deloitte's Latest Research

• Community Policing Development Microgrants Program

January 24, 2020

• Lee County's New Vice Chairman of Commission Outlines Goals

• ASU to Host HPER Complex Naming Ceremony and Basketball Court Dedication Saturday

• Intense Special Called Meeting Leads to the Removal of Dawson City Manager

• PCOM Names Athens Resident to its Boards of Trustees

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Fourth Quarter And Full Year 2019 Financial Results

• Georgia Ends Record Year For Jobs on a High Note

• Justice Clarence Thomas to Help Dedicate Georgia Judicial Building

• The Home Depot Receives "A List" Rating from Environmental Impact Leader CDP

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the Fourth Quarter 2019 and a 10% Increase in Common Stock Dividend

• Association of Law Firm Diversity Professionals Announces Election of 2020 Board of Directors

• Shaw Industries Ranks Among Forbes’ List of America’s Best Employers for Diversity 2020

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined in December

• Older Adults' Tech Usage Continues to Grow, Says New AARP Research

• Redfin Report: U.S. Home Prices Up 7% in December

January 23, 2020

• Phoebe Begins Construction of New Helipad

• Sonny's BBQ Set to Reopen in Albany

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