News

April 07, 2015

• SunTrust Teams with Junior Achievement During Financial Literacy Month

• TAG Releases Annual Report on Georgia’s Technology Industry

• Charlie Harper: 2015 General Assembly Different This Time

• Future Atlanta Hawks Ownership Gets Narrowed Down to Two

• Southeast Manufacturing Slips but Remains Stronger Than National Average

• This Georgia Project Could Make $3B Impact

• Health Legislation - Who Won and Who Lost?

• March Jobs: Government Overreach Too Overbearing for Manufacturing

• Four Hot Trends Driving Technology M&A Growth in 2015

• 45% of Adults Are Not Currently Saving for Retirement, Finds Edward Jones Study

April 06, 2015

• SGMC Offers Free Oral Cancer Screening

• Community Invited to VSU Relay for Life April 10th

• Georgia Chamber Business Legislation Wrap Up

• Prices Rising Steeply in Augusta for Masters Week

• "Furious 7" Generates Over $47M for Georgia Economy

• New Hotel Tax in Georgia Could Fail to Meet Expectations

• Georgia Leaders Expect Religious Freedom Bill to be Back for 2016 Legislative Session

• Georgia Logistics Summit Offers Forum for Ideas, Networking

• Georgia Gas Prices Could Return to $2 a Gallon This Summer

• Job Expansion Loses Some Steam

• Wall Street's Message to CEOs: Start Spending That Cash

• Washington, D.C. Named the Best City for Sports Travel

April 03, 2015

• Wiregrass Tech Students Win at State Competitions

• VSU Theatre and Dance Presents "The Wiz” April 3rd-9th

• Georgia Working to Convince Volvo to Build Plant in Savannah Area

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