News

October 29, 2019

• Google Breaks Ground on New Midtown Atlanta Office, Commits $1M to Georgia Nonprofits

• Gov. Kemp, State School Supt. Woods Prioritize Educators with Teacher Listening Tour

• Fox Theatre Institute Announces 2020 Grant Recipients

• National League of Cities Announces 2020 Leadership in Community Resilience Program

• Southern Company Subsidiary Adds 12th Wind Facility

• AT&T Lays out 3-year Plan, Expects CEO to Stay Until at Least 2020

• Business Owners View 401(k)s as Advantageous, Yet Struggle to Communicate Benefits to Employees

• Cardlytics Releases Annual Holiday Spend Trends

• U.S. Labor Market Demonstrates Signs of Slowing in Third Quarter 2019

October 28, 2019

• Ace Electric Expands Partnership with Wiregrass and Lowndes High School

• Leroy Paulo Named City October Employee of the Month

• Stacy Bush: Making End-of-the-year Money Moves

• VSU Hosts Open House November 2nd

• Students Don White Coats at PCOM South Georgia's First Ceremony

• Atlanta-based Talentric Selected by Arglass to Staff First New Glass Plant in U.S. in Over a Generation

• Curt Fowler: On the Beauty of Simplicity in Planning

• Georgia Department of Education Releases 2019 CCRPI Reports

• Governor Brian Kemp Points to Promising Future at First Environmental Address

• Georgia DOT Partners with Scholastic to Launch "Recognizing the Risk" Educational Program in Georgia's Middle Schools

• Changes at Georgia Cyber Academy Bring Positive Results

• Southeastern Credit Unions Take Advocacy Messages to D.C. during Hike the Hill

• UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences to Host Global Food Security Summit on November 8th

• The UPS Foundation Commemorates Hispanic Heritage Month, Continues Long-Standing Partnerships To Empower The Hispanic Community

• One-in-Four Businesses Do Not Use Data Security Software to Defend Against Cyberthreats

• J.D. Power, SurveyMonkey Find Automakers Not Making Progress in Persuading Consumers to Want Electric or Self-Driving Vehicles

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