News

January 25, 2019

• Isakson Votes Twice to End Shutdown

• Georgia Company Buys Upstate NY Ethanol Refinery from Sunoco

• 2018 Brings Milestones and Records for Peach Bowl, Inc.

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

January 24, 2019

• Albany Job Claims Down for December

• Flint Riverkeepers Happy about Lift Station Repairs

• Second Harvest Giving Pantry Boxes to Federal Employees

• Phoebe Receives HPV Prevention Grant

• Georgia Official Seeks to Replace Criticized Voting Machines

• Zac Brown's Camp Southern Ground Receives $2.2M Donation From Jimmy John's Owner, Jimmy John Liautaud

• UGA Students Gain Career Skills through Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta

• Georgia Mentor Protégé Connection Announces Graduating Class

• Problems Could Cost Taxpayers $4M to Fix Georgia Poultry Lab

• AG Carr & 45 Attorneys General Nationwide Reach a $120M Settlement with Medical Device Manufacturer

• Southern Company Announces Pricing of Cash Tender Offers for Any and All of Certain Outstanding Debt Securities

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Congratulate Georgia Students Selected For U.S. Senate Youth Program

• U.S. Wage Growth Remained Steady at 3.4% Annually; Job Switching Continues to Slow to 20.5%

• Redfin: Number of Homes For Sale is Up, But Fewer Homes are Affordable to Middle Class Buyers

January 23, 2019

• Children of the Dream Featured at ACRI Community Night January 24th

• Andrew College Cancer Registry Management Program Receives New Status

• Lee County Chamber of Commerce Accepting Applications for the 2019 Leadership Lee Program

• GSW Student Hallie Turner of Thomasville, One of Six to Receive Prestigious Broadcasting Scholarship

• Georgia Bio to Celebrate 30 Years at Annual Awards Dinner

• House Majority Whip Trey Kelley Announces Whip Team for the 2019-2020 Legislative Term

• Kemp Budget Adds Funds to Help Ailing Georgians Remain in Their Homes

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