News

September 13, 2018

• Governor Deal Issues Emergency Declaration for All 159 Counties

• Global Callcenter Solutions to Create 600 Jobs in Columbus

• AT&T Promises Relief to Customers Affected by Hurricane Florence

• Carr Warns Scammers and Price Gougers to Think Twice Before Targeting Georgia Consumers and Travelers

• Electric Cooperatives In Georgia Ready to Help Following Hurricane Florence

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Urge Georgians To Prepare For Hurricane Florence

• UPS Named Worldwide Supplier Of The Ryder Cup

• Karla Richter Named Fire Educator of The Year

• Owner Perception of Home Values Stay Steady in August

• US IT Job Growth Comes To Full Stop

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funding Drops by $3B in August

September 12, 2018

• Special Recognition of Senator Ellis Black by the Georgia Municipal Association at Valdosta City Council Meeting

• Curt Fowler: How to Redirect Poor Performance

• Habitat Remembers 9/11, Helps Family of Five

• Georgia Tourism Awards Funding to 16 Tourism Projects

• Construction Underway on Georgia Aquarium Expansion

• Kyle Wingfield: The High Cost of Medicaid Expansion

• Georgia Dome to Join Iconic Sites In Georgia With Business History Initiative Historical Marker

• Charlie Harper: Feds Get Involved in Broadband Rollout Rules

• Some Carolina Patients Evacuated to Georgia Health Facilities

• Brian Smith Named Georgia Fire Investigator of The Year

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased Again in August

• Majority of New-Car Dealers Agree: Import Tariffs are Bad for Business

September 11, 2018

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

• Diamond Recording: Studio Helps Local Musicians

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