October 2019 News

October 31, 2019

• Work at Crawdaddy's to Start This Weekend

• New East Bend Shopping Center to Benefit from Major Recycling Effort

• Explore Georgia Awards Funding to Seven Tourism Projects

• For the Fourth Year in a Row, Georgia Students Surpass National Average on ACT

• Krystal to Sell 100-150 Company-owned Restaurants to Franchisees

• Senators Isakson, Casey Reintroduce Over-the-Counter Drug Reform

• Uninsured Rate for Georgia Children Shows Troubling Rise

• AG Chris Carr: Tips for a Safe, Fun, Halloween

• US Growth Performance Does Not Disappoint

• USDA, EPA, and FDA Announce Partnership with the Food Waste Reduction Alliance

October 30, 2019

• City Pleased with Increased Revenues from Sales Taxes They Attribute Partly to Tourism

• New Exhibit at Moon Gallery and Talk on November 1st

• Gov. Kemp Names Twenty Appointments to State Boards

• Rangle to Open Software Development Center in Atlanta, Creating 30 New Jobs

• Jimmy Carter to Teach Sunday School Despite Broken Pelvis

• Alfrex to Locate Headquarters in Hall County, Creating 30 New Jobs

• Aflac Corporate Ventures Makes Strategic Investment in Sharecare

• AAA: Georgia's Pump Prices Continue to Drop

• Charlie Harper: Failing to Show for Jury Duty Has Consequences

• USDA Establishes Domestic Hemp Production Program

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Edged Down in October

• Cox Automotive U.S. Auto Sales Forecast: Sales Pace Remains Stable, Lower Than 2018

October 29, 2019

• Arvig Selects Rome-based CrowdFiber for Online Broadband Shopping Cart Experience

• Choate Construction Receives National Designation on Heels of Pivotal Drug Discovery for Cystic Fibrosis

• BD Agrees to New State Requirements to Curb Ethylene Oxide Emissions