News

September 06, 2019

• Georgia Farm Bureau and Anthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield Announce Partnership for Multiple Employer Self-Insured Health Plan

• Georgia Power Continues Hurricane Dorian Restoration Efforts

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner King Announces Hurricane Dorian Relief Actions

• All GDOL Offices Open Today

• UGA CAES Dean: The Road to Success is Seldom Straight

• St. Marys on Georgia Coast Emerges Unscathed from Hurricane Dorian

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 195,000 Jobs in August

• Survey: 9 In 10 CFOs Find Consulting An Attractive Career Option

September 05, 2019

• Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Works to Address Adult Literacy Crisis

• Connection Fees Waived for Valdosta Annexed Parcels

• Georgia Ranks 13th in Nation, Beats National Average for K-12 Achievement, Report Shows

• Advanced Technology Development Center Seeks Applicants for November 2019 ATDC Venture Showcase to NYC and Boston

• New Agreement Addresses Environmental Procedures for GDOT Construction Projects

• As Governor Kemp Expands State of Emergency in Georgia, Isakson, Perdue Echo Governor’s Call for Continued Caution

• UPS Unveils 'Breakthrough' Hybrid Trucks That Switch to EV Mode

• More Georgia Labor Offices to be Closed

• Redfin Report: Home Prices Now Rising Faster in Car-Dependent Neighborhoods Than in Walkable Places

September 04, 2019

• Coleman Talley Valdosta Building Project Wins Georgia Downtown Association Award

• Community Xccelerator Learns the Art of Networking

• VSU’s Dr. Karla Hull Appointed to Georgia Professional Standards Commission Board by Governor Brian Kemp

• In Valdosta This Week, September 4th-8th

• Delta, Southwest Cancel Hundreds of Flights in Face of Hurricane Dorian

• Georgia Power Continues Preparations for Hurricane Dorian

• Georgia Department of Education Partners with Harvard University to Offer School Improvement Training for Districts

• As Dorian Nears, Hospitals and Nursing Homes Mobilize

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