News

September 11, 2018

• T-SPLOST Effective October 1st in the Southern Georgia Region

• Summer Internship Sparks Teenager Girl’s Future Career

• SGMC Hosts Prostate Cancer Screening September 25th

• August State Tax Revenues Up 7%

• John Selden Appointed New GM of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

• Georgia Gas Prices Inch Lower as Florence Approaches

• Georgia Chamber CEO Chris Clark: 8 for 18 Business and Legal Climate

• Georgia City to Extend Alcohol Sales during 2019 Super Bowl

• State School Superintendent Richard Woods Selects 2018-2019 Student Advisory Council

• Commissioner Hudgens: Lost Policy Locator Finds $22 Million for Georgians

• Southern Health Summit to Explore Opioid Crisis, Technology Advances

• USDA Partners with Communities to Support Opioid Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Opportunities in Rural America

• Solid Employment Growth and Accelerating Labor Productivity

• Baby Boomers With Student Loan Debt Are Not Alone, Says Ameritech Financial

September 10, 2018

• City Approves Brewpubs

• Valdosta Native Introduces Boiled Peanuts to Wyoming

• Bush Wealth Management: Are Changes ahead for Retirement Accounts?

• American Public Works Association Announces Public Works First Responder Symbol

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Retirement of EVP Stephen Melton

• Governor Deal Appoints Six to State Boards

• Export Seminar Helps Bring Georgia Agriculture to the World

• Crying Baby Keeping You Awake on Vacation? Columbus Inventors Hopes to Solve That

• September Surprise: Premium Hike Canceled for Many State Retirees

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens: Prepare Now For Florence

• Commission Celebrates September 10th-14th, 2018 as Lifeline Awareness Week in Georgia

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