News

October 24, 2018

• Phoebe Offers Extended Clinic Hours During Hurricane Recovery

• City of Alpharetta Becomes First in Georgia with NextGen 911 System from AT&T

• IBTTA Elects Chris Tomlinson, Executive Director of Georgia State Road & Tollway Authority, as 2019 President

• Synovus Posts Positive Q3 Earnings

• Georgia Department of Education Recognizes ‘Farm to School Farmer of the Year’ at 2018 Golden Radish Awards

• Wincore Window Company to Create 150 Jobs in Emanuel County

• More Transparency Urged on Tax Donation Program for Rural Hospitals

• Fishing with President and Mrs. Carter to Reach ZERO

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Medicare Advantage Plans Achieve 4-Star Rating

• Cybersecurity Readiness Requires Top to Bottom Commitment, CompTIA Security Experts Say

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 0.8% in September

October 23, 2018

• American Red Cross Relocates Disaster Response Headquarters to Albany

• Exchange Club Fair Still a Go

• 'Convoy of Care' Stops in Albany

• Storm Debris Clean-Up Underway, No Deadline Set for Final Pass

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Record Earnings For Q3

• AG Disaster Assistance Meeting Today for Producers Recovering from Massive Hurricane Michael Crop Damage

• Mega Millions Hits U.S. Record at $1.6B; Mega Millions and Powerball Combine for $2.2B in Jackpots

• Atlanta Press Club Hosts Live Debate Tonight for Georgia Governor

• Charlie Harper: Scars From Hurricane Michael Will Last A Generation

• Authority Brands Acquires America's Swimming Pool Company

• Georgia Intellectual Property Alliance Launched

• Georgia Gas Prices Fall 4 Cents

• Two Critical Floor Modules Placed at Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• Unemployment for Federally Declared Disaster Areas in Georgia

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