News

September 25, 2018

• Cooking Up Funds at the Turner Center for the Arts

• In Valdosta This Week September 25th-September 29th

• Valdosta Youth Council Sworn in at Council Meeting

• Criminal Justice Reform in Georgia Cannot End with Governor Deal

• University of Georgia Convenes Rural Stress Roundtable to Lay the Groundwork for a Healthier Rural America

• SiriusXM to Acquire Pandora, Creating World's Largest Audio Entertainment Company

• Georgia Gas Prices Edge Lower

• BCBS of Georgia Offers Innovative Virtual Diabetes Clinic

• Georgia Gwinnett College President Stas Preczewski Announces Plans to Retire

• Graffiti Artist and Georgia Film Executive Discuss Taking Risk, Achieving Momentum at Forum

• Carr Announces Selection of Legal Team to Assist in Opioid Investigation and Litigation

• Deloitte CFO Signals Survey: Trade, Tariffs and Talent Concerns Dampen CFOs' Optimism for Third Quarter

• Nearly One-Quarter Of Workers Have Left A Job Due To A Bad Commute, According To Robert Half Survey

• Dealertrack DMS' Lifetime Learning Portal Answers Industry Need For Customized, Comprehensive Training

September 24, 2018

• Public Transportation Options Weighed

• Creative Kreations: New Business Gets Creative in Event Planning

• Wiregrass Health Information Graduates Win State Awards

• Spirit of the Entrepreneur: Stogies Downtown

• Governor Deal Appoints 25 to State Boards

• These Breweries Are in the Middle of Nowhere Georgia, but Totally Worth the Drive

• Georgia Water Coalition Issues 'Clean 13' Report

• Inside UGA's $63M Sanford Stadium Upgrades

• AGCO Launches AGCO Agriculture Foundation

• Georgia Film Industry Means Big Boost for Micro-Niche Businesses

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Senate Passage of Bill to Continue Critical Veterans Services, Benefits

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