News

June 04, 2019

• Dougherty County to be Featured in Documentary

• Sheriff Sproul: Scams

• Deloitte Hired to Develop Healthcare Waivers

• Deputy Secretary Jordan Fuchs Appointed to Electronic Registration Information Center Board of Directors

• JPMorgan to Expand Into Georgia, Open 40 Branches

• UPS Appoints Charlene Thomas Chief Human Resources Officer, Announces Retirement Of Teri McClure

• Georgia Power Stresses Safety, Preparation during Hurricane Season

• Charlie Harper: Let’s Talk About Trucks

• AT&T Survey Finds Most Companies View Climate Change as a Priority, but Have Not Yet Evaluated the Risks

• Commentary: Federalism Provides Unique Opportunity to Put Georgians First

• EY Global FinTech Adoption Index Finds over Half (64%) of Global Consumers Use FinTech

June 03, 2019

• Phoebe Volunteer Services Donates More Than $30,000 to SOWEGA Council on Aging

• Emergency Saving Software Unveiled in Lee County Friday

• Guest Speaker Joe Bowden Talks at John Wesley Cup Golf Tournament

• Colony Bankcorp Names Lance Whitley Chief People Officer

• Why Hollywood isn’t Actually in a Rush to Leave Georgia

• U.S.-China Trade War Threatens Georgia’s Fast-growing Quartz Businesses

• Governor Kemp Announces New Superior Court Judges

• Emory Researchers: Why Are Those Born in the Rural South Less Healthy and Prone to Die Sooner?

• Jamie Gregory Named Chief Financial Officer of Synovus

• Senator David Perdue Addresses Georgia Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce

• Georgia Farm Bureau Introduces the GA Farm Passport

• GEA Training: Stay Interviews July 9th

• Research Reveals Hiring Hurdles From Job Posting To Job Offer

• Business Use of Artificial Intelligence Requires Deeper Foundational Knowledge, New CompTIA Report Finds

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