News

August 09, 2019

• University System of Georgia Reports Increase In Degrees Awarded

• Health Plan Won’t Raise Rates Next Year for Teachers, State Employees

• Kellogg to Close Georgia Facility This Fall

• Georgia Faces Tight Timeline for Replacing Voting System

• Okefenokee Swamp Park Seeking Executive Director

• Scammers Use Call Spoofing Technology to Defraud Consumers

• Walgreens Closing 200 U.S. Stores

• Biggest Cyber-Blind Spot for Small Business Owners? Remote Workers

August 08, 2019

• Albany Area Primary Health Care Seeks to Reach More Patients in Rural Georgia

• Ben Kirkland Presented the Jim Fowler Environmental Award

• CannabisBPO Appoints Julian Cohen to its Advisory Board

• Georgia Secretary of State’s Office Hosts Election Security Experts from Around the Country

• Is Chick-fil-A America's Favorite Fast Food Chain? Yes, Says a New Survey

• Delta Adds Procter & Gamble CEO to its Board of Directors

• Georgia School of Orthodontics Celebrates its First Graduating Class of Highly Trained Orthodontists

• Georgia Power's Vogtle Unit 3 Moves Closer to Operation as Integrated Flush Begins

• AM Best Revises Outlooks to Stable for Georgia Farm Bureau Group Members

• Georgia Has among Highest Hospital Prices, New Review Suggests

• U.S. Employees' Perspectives on the Jobs Most at Risk from Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace

• J.D. Power: Consumers Expected to Spend More as Average Vehicle Price Reaches Record Level

August 07, 2019

• Draffin Tucker Announces Employee Promotions

• Dougherty Co. Commission Takes Vote on Alcohol Sales and Millage Rate

• Ribbon Cut on Southwest Georgia's First Four-Year Medical School

• Governor Kemp to State Government: Cut Wasteful Spending, Streamline Operations

• Columbus Chamber President Brian Anderson Accepts Position with ChamberRVA

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