News

January 22, 2019

• Rural Development Council Releases 2019 Recommendation Updates

• 12 Georgia Employers Best for Diversity in 2019: Forbes

• State Legislature to Consider Gov. Kemp’s Budget Proposals

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Growing Creative Community and Economy

• Kubota’s Sutton Anticipates Benefits from Northeast Georgia Inland Port

• UGA Study: Royal Statistic of 2018: 90.5% of Plastic Not Recycled

• AG Carr: A Message in Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s 90th Birthday

• Georgia Bio Bolsters Policy Resources Naming Joseph Santoro New VP of Business Development & External Affairs

• Nearly 20% Of World's Entrepreneurs Work With Family Members, According To The 2018 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

January 21, 2019

• New Bakery in the Works for River Arts District

• Georgia Power Offers Tips to Help Customers as Winter Weather Sets in

• ‘Waiver’ on the Way? Kemp Signals a Plan to Increase Coverage

• Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park Reopened after Grant from The Delta Air Lines Foundation

• University System of Georgia Joins Forces with US Army

• Arnold Appointed; Smith Reappointed; Russell, Stelling, and Tucker Elected to Atlanta Fed's Board of Directors

• Georgia Leaders Appointed to 2019 Georgia Chamber Executive Committee

• SunTrust Reports Strong Finish to 2018

• Senators Isakson, Whitehouse Introduce Bipartisan Resolution Recognizing ‘National Mentoring Month’

• Survey: 80% of Consumers Would Be More Likely To Visit a Doctor or Seek Treatment if They Could See The Exact Out-of-pocket Cost On Their Smartphone

January 18, 2019

• Krueger Named as Interim Director of Rome Floyd Chamber

• Legislation Filed To Create Georgia Commission on Freight and Logistics

• Kyle Marrero Named President of Georgia Southern University

• Last Chance to Participate in the Georgia CEO Q1 Business Index Survey

• Smarp to Create 60 Jobs in Fulton County

• GDOL Keeping Up With Pace of Federal Claims

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