March 2018 News

March 30, 2018

• AGOW Celebrates 10 Years, Looks to Future

• Renasant Corporation and Brand Group Holdings, Inc. Announce Definitive Merger Agreement

• Conference Offers Students Workforce Tools

• City Announces 11 Opportunities to Serve

• Mega Millions Jackpot Swells to a Half-Billion Dollars

• Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Commits $8M to College Football Hall of Fame

• Upgrade Your Home for Spring with New Products on Georgia Power Marketplace

• Sen. Isakson, Casey Continue Push to Support Children’s Hospitals

• AG Carr Asks Congress to Improve States’ Ability to Combat Abuse and Neglect of Medicaid Patients

• Traveling This Spring? Emory Researcher Offers Tips for Healthy Travel

• Tax Season at Play: Here's What 78% of Americans Plan to do With Their Refund

• Pending Home Sales Reverse Course in February, Rise 3.1%

• March Sales Uptick Closes Out Strong First Quarter, Edmunds Forecasts

• AARP Helps Taxpayers Avoid IRS Imposter and Related Scams

March 29, 2018

• Valdosta Posts Great February Employment Numbers

• Wiregrass Tech Top in Awards Count at SkillsUSA State Championship

• Commission Recommends Denying North Oak Street Townhouses

• Susan Hurley Named Most Valuable Employee Recipient by the Valdosta Chamber

• VSU Takes Back the Night April 3rd

• Thomas University Partners with DAU to Provide Federal Contract Management Courses

• Equifax Names Mark Begor as Chief Executive Officer

• Delta Launches First International-only Media Platform to Support Partnership with the Masters Tournament

• Want A Career In An Entrenched Industry In Georgia? If So, Get To Know All About Logistics

• Habitat for Humanity International Elects New Members to its Board of Directors

• AARP GA Announces 2018 Community Challenge Grant Program to Help Make Communities Better Places to Live for All Ages