November 2019 News

November 22, 2019

• Valdosta Adds Employed Residents in October

• Food Giveaway to Benefit 1,500 Families

• Bewley Receives Community Preparedness Leadership Award

• GaMEP Success Story: Robin Builders

• Moultrie-Colquitt County Development Authority Receives Regional ‘Deal of the Year’ Award for PCOM South Georgia

• Southwest Georgia Financial Corporation Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend

• Collibra to Create 200+ Jobs in Fulton County

• AT&T Foundation Contribution to Support Embark Georgia Network

• Solar Power Generated in Jeff Davis County to Power Facebook Data Center in Georgia

• Women In Technology Announces Winners of the 2019 Women of the Year Awards

• Georgia Department of Education Dedicates $270,000 to Expand Fine Arts Education in Rural Schools

• Secretary of State Advises Against Sharing Personal Information with Untrusted Inquiries

• Nominations Open for Outstanding Georgia Young Peanut Farmer Award

• Isakson, Perdue Applaud Passage of Resolution Urging Safe Driving During Thanksgiving, Holiday Season

• Southern Company Gas Provides Ways for Customers to Protect Themselves during Utility Scam Awareness Week

• Bankers Split: Nearly Half See No Recession Until After 2020

November 21, 2019

• SGMC Receives Gold Seal of Approval from The Joint Commission

• City of Hahira Celebrates Small Business Saturday November 30th

• BB&T and SunTrust Receive Regulatory Approvals for Merger of Equals to Form Truist

• Nippon Light Metal Georgia to Build Facility, Create 110 Jobs in Bartow County

• UGA Receives $15.75M to Combat Human Trafficking

• State Calls Voting System Failures 'Human Error'

• Georgia DOT Awards $31M in Construction Contracts for October

• Flavor of Georgia Finalists Add Local Flavor to Thanksgiving

• Aflac Study Shows Employees are Stressed by Health Insurance Decisions -- Workers Influenced by Family History