News

February 27, 2019

• GDOL and Southeastern Carpenter Job Fair March 6th-7th

• Local Connection Aids in Bringing Respiratory Therapy Equipment to Andrew College

• Sussessful Georgia: Driving American Innovation Co-Hosted by The Georgia Chamber

• Hand-Marked Paper Ballot System to Cost Georgia Taxpayers Over $200M

• State Senate Passes Gov. Kemp’s Patients First Act

• Atlanta Shines During Super Bowl LIII

• Bill Addressing Broadband Expansion Passes Senate

• Are Casinos in Georgia’s Future?

• The Home Depot Announces Positive Q4 Results

• Georgia Bills Want Economic Analysis of Tax Breaks, or There’s No Vote

• LendingTree Study Finds Gen Xers Carry the Biggest Auto Loan Burden

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Rebounded in February

February 26, 2019

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Ross, Burriss & Handelman, LLC

• Program Refresh: Drafting Technology Changes to Engineering Graphics at Albany Technical College

• Dougherty County's New Contractor for Debris Collection Wraps up First Week

• New Schools Georgia Proposes Charter School for Albany

• Future of Georgia Port Expansion Hinges on Oxygen Injectors

• House Panel Endorses CON Overhaul; Senators Mull Compromise

• Zell Miller Foundation Raises $1.2M, Announces Forum on Leadership

• Senator David Perdue Announces New Subcommittee Chairmanships

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Rise 11 Cents in 12 Days

• Kemp's Office of Student Achievement Partners with Dept. of Education, Gwinnett Co. to Train School Principals

• Robins & Morton, Southeast Georgia Health System Break Ground on Expansion, Renovation

• Survey: Physicians Generate an Average $2.4M a Year Per Hospital

• 5G Roll-Out Will Need $2.7tn Investment in Next Two Years

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