News

January 14, 2019

• Georgia Beer Sets Opening Date

• Spirit of the Entrepreneur: Yanna's Party on Wheels

• Whitehead Awards Wiregrass Graduates with Tradesman Award

• Valdosta Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Graduates from the Executive Fire Officer Program

• Georgia Lawmakers Heading to Atlanta, Health Care and More on Their Minds

• Endowed Gift to Support Fanning Community Leadership Efforts in Georgia

• GDOT Awards $79.6M in Construction Contracts for December

• American Red Cross of Georgia Welcomes New Regional CEO

• Sen. Isakson: No Better Time Than Now to Prevent Future Government Shutdowns

• Georgia Power Donates $50,000 to St. Vincent de Paul Georgia to Provide Relief for Georgians Impacted by Federal Government Shutdown

• World War II Home Front Museum Opens in Coastal Georgia

• Commentary: Be Cautious in Deregulation of Healthcare

• J.D. Power Website Certification to Help Consumers Identify Best Online Customer Experience

• Quicken Loans Study: Less Than Half a Percent Difference Between Owner and Appraiser Opinions of Home Values

• Survey Finds Half of Americans Planned Holiday Spending Around Their Anticipated Tax Refunds

January 11, 2019

• City Reopens New Auditorium Question

• Sumner Announces Mayoral Run

• Georgia Search and Rescue Task Force 2 Holds Structural Collapse Training

• Odum Library Hosts Exhibition of Landscapes by Artist Julie Bowland

• Congressmen Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. and Austin Scott Reintroduced Bipartisan Legislation on Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park

• Georgia Power Earns EEI Emergency Recovery Award for Restoration Efforts following Hurricane Michael

• Georgia-Pacific To Exit Communication Papers Business

• BioIQ to Locate Headquarters in Cobb County

• AT&T Is Helping Those Affected by Government Shutdown

• Registration Open for Flavor of Georgia

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