News

August 14, 2018

• Mended Hearts Recognizes Phoebe and Southwest Georgia Chapter

• ASU to Receive Grant from NASA to Expand STEM Education

• Sumter County Chamber August Business of the Month: The Staffing People

• Busy July Boosts Georgia Ports Container Trade 12.7%

• Georgia Slips To No. 2 Spot To Make A Movie

• President Trump Signs Major Defense Bill Into Law

• LG Casey Cagle Makes Appointment to Georgia Government Transparency & Campaign Finance Commission

• Georgia Gas Prices Decline One Penny

• AG Chris Carr Reaches Settlement with Title Pawn Company to Resolve Allegations of Unlawful Practices

• Amerigroup Georgia Launches Style Tour to Increase Access to Clothing and Haircuts to Prepare Kids for New School Season

• ‘Tiger Effect’ Boosts TV Ratings at PGA Championship

• Papa John's Is Helping Out Franchisees Hurting from the PR Crisis

• Amazon's New Cloud Feature Helps Businesses Avoid Traffic Crashes

August 13, 2018

• ASU Names Interim Deans to Lead New Academic Colleges

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• 'Young Gamechangers' Present Ideas Designed to Improve Albany-Dougherty County

• TriMark Makes Donation to Radium Elementary

• Governor Deal Appoints 14 to State Boards

• GMA President Larry Hanson: Setting Our Sails Toward Positivity and Prosperity

• As Amazon Opens New Facility, Georgia Sees Chance to Boost HQ2 Chances

• Good News for Teachers, State Employees as Insurance Rates Hold Steady for 2019

• Governor Deal Meets with President Trump, Other Governors on Criminal Justice Reform

• Georgia Power, Georgia 811 Team Up for New Safety Video on National 811 Day

• SOS Kemp Reminds Seven Licensed Groups to Renew Before September Deadline

• Walmart Tests Waymo for Grocery Delivery

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