News

February 15, 2019

• Wiregrass Designated Military Friendly for 2019

• City Schools Could See Two Pay Raises

• Film Industry Reschedules Meeting

• Nationally Recognized Railroad Lawyer Joins HunterMaclean

• Senators Isakson, Perdue, Carter, Georgia Ports Authority Work to Keep Savannah Harbor Funding on Track

• GDOT: Most Georgians Can Drive to a Commercial Airport within 1 Hour

• Georgia's Business-driven Shift on Medicaid

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Celebrates 11 Years of Success

• The Home Depot Named a Leader on Climate Action, Expands 2019 Renewable Energy Initiatives in Wind and Solar

• Clash over CON Bill Turns Testy under Gold Dome

• Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia’s 2019 Annual Conference March 8th-10th in Albany

• Amazon Backs Out of Plans to Build New Headquarters in New York

• Millennials Haven't Killed Print: Canon Launches Print for Action Initiative to Show Print Remains an Influential Medium

February 14, 2019

• Architect Named for Historic Courthouse

• VSU Hosts Renowned Biologist March 1st

• Curt Fowler: How We Build Our Brains

• GDOL and Valdosta State Prison Job Fair February 28th

• Governor Kemp Leads on Health Care with Patients First Act

• Chick-fil-A Increases Investment in Team Members by Awarding $15.3M in Scholarships

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Urge Senate, House Leaders to Immediately Fund Agriculture Disaster Relief

• Georgia Truck Bottlenecks Among The Worst In The Country

• New Data Shows Georgia Leading in Tech Employment, Innovation

• Boeing Delivers First KC-46A Tanker to Altus Air Force Base

• The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance is Recognized at the State Capitol in a Special Resolution Before the House of Representatives

• 10 Years After the Credit CARD Act, 8 in 10 Americans Still Want More to be Done

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