News

February 12, 2020

• South Georgia City OKs Outdoor Alcohol to Promote Downtown

• From Local Caterer to Celebrity Caterer and Restaurant Owner in Atlanta

• County School Tax Revenues up

• Final Major Concrete Placement Completed Inside Vogtle Unit 3 Containment

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Skills Gap Affects Wages, Economic Growth

• The Home Depot to Hire 80,000 Associates for Spring

• About 200 People Here ‘Self-monitoring’ after Travel to China

• Georgia Legislative Black Caucus Announces 2020 Legislative Priorities

• Nearly Half of Homeowners Plan to Move in 2020s, LendingTree Survey Finds

• Small Businesses with Diverse Workforces Perform Better Financially; Make Better Decisions

February 11, 2020

• VSU Planetarium Presents “Rock-A-Bye Bennu” February 20th

• In Valdosta This Week, February 11th-15th

• TU Forum on Leadership to Feature Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow, Flowers Foods’ Chief General Counsel

• Senators Perdue, Loeffler, Carter Applaud President Trump For Commitment To Savannah Harbor Deepening

• January Net State Tax Revenues Up 4.5%

• Georgia World Congress Center a ‘Championship’ Campus

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Continue to Decrease

• Barberitos Celebrates 20 Years

• Municipal Training Institute Classes Presented at GMA Cities United Summit

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in January

• Business Enthusiasm Over Innovation and Emerging Tech Tempered by Cybersecurity & Workforce Concerns

February 10, 2020

• Clinch Memorial Hospital Receives New Quality-Based Accreditation

• Curt Fowler: Of the Most Important Principle in Human Relations

• Hartsfield-Jackson Serves as Economic Engine for Entire Southeast

• Nathan Deal’s Legacy of Criminal Justice Reform is Now Enshrined on a Building

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