News

March 01, 2018

• South Georgia Film Festival Announces Judges for 2018 Competition

• Lowndes Schools Named Reward Schools

• Regional Business Networking Event Will Come to Moultrie

• Southwest Georgia Financial Corporation Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend

• GeorgiaForward Welcomes New Board Members Carrie Barnes, Tippi Burch, Justice Britt Grant, Cole Posey and Kenita Williams

• Vogtle 3 & 4 to Have Lower Rate Impact for Georgia Power Customers

• Mapping A State’s Innovation Ecosystem: Top Takeaways From the Georgia Innovation Summit

• Savannah-filming Will Smith Loves Georgia, Hates Our Bugs

• GMA Accepting Nominations for Municipal Government Hall of Fame

• Etched in Stone Lunch and Learn and Monthly Tours at the Georgia Archives

• WellCare Names Dr. Clarence Davis Senior Medical Director in Georgia

• Companies Are Bolstering Corporate Communications by Increasing Team Sizes and Expanding Responsibilities

• Most Consumers Fill Out At Least One Online Form a Week, But Businesses Struggle to Design Consumer-Friendly Forms

• Small Business Owners Optimistic on the Benefits of Tax Reform for their Company and the National Economy

• Parks Associates: 57% of U.S. Broadband Households are Interested in Voice Control in Their Cars

• Pending Home Sales Stumble 4.7% in January

• Report Details How Moments that Matter & Employee Value Propositions Impact Worker Engagement

February 28, 2018

• H. J. High Construction Starts Construction on Major Expansion for Martin's Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc. Production Facility in Valdosta

• State Superintendent Visits Lowndes Student

• Week Planned to Support Moody

• SGMC Opens Hybrid Operating Room

• Polymer Solutions Group Acquires Assets of Phoenix Chemical in Calhoun, Georgia

• Senator David Perdue Chosen For Joint Select Committee To Fix Budget Process

• UPS Honors Georgia Drivers for 25 Years of Safe Driving

• Kemp Says State Election System Has Not Been Hacked

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