News

March 03, 2017

• GaDOE Announces 2016-2017 Title I Reward Districts and Schools

• First Lady Deal Launches Read Across Georgia Month

• Travel Abroad with The Georgia Chamber of Commerce

• The Home Depot Simplifies Application Process to Fill More Than 80,000 Spring Positions

• Delta Reports Financial and Operating Performance for February

• Georgia Cyber Academy Now Accepting Enrollment for 2017-18 School Year

• Lt. Governor Cagle and Sen. Unterman Address Nursing Shortage

• AAA: Comparing Georgia Gas Prices in February vs March

• Wireless Network Data Speeds Improve but Not Incidence of Data Problems, J.D. Power Finds

• Experian Report: Average amount Financed for New and Used Vehicles Hit Record Highs

• Clutch Survey indicates 50% more SMBs Will Have Mobile Apps in 2017

• US Job Creation Index Continues Gradual Ascent in February

• Deloitte Survey: Only 11% of Global Companies Report They Are Prepared to Build the Organization of the Future

March 02, 2017

• Azalea Festival Ready to 'Bloom' Tourism

• Community to Celebrate Cancer Survivors with Annual Dinner March 17th

• Valdosta Symphony Orchestra Presents Honors Recital March 4th

• Wiregrass Foundation South Provides Equipment for Neuromuscular Lab

• Georgia Bank Earnings up 4.8% during 2016

• Call for Community Applications to Host Young Gamechangers

• Georgia House Votes to expand Medical Marijuana Registry

• Plant Hatch Unit 2 Completes Record-setting Refueling Outage, Enhances Production of Low-cost, Carbon-free Electricity

• Georgia House Passes Flat State Income Tax

• Inaugural Georgia Engineering Awards Held to Celebrate Industry Leaders and Projects

• Governor Hails House Passage of 'Critical' Education Legislation

• State School Superintendent Woods Names 2017 AP Honor Schools

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