News

February 20, 2020

• Berry College Student Newspaper Awarded General Excellence In Georgia Journalism Contest

• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Launches Short Story Contest for New Mascots

• Technical College System Announces Online Academy to Expand Cloud Computing Workforce

• Georgia Tops the List of Best States for Black Entrepreneurs

• Former State Trooper, Tift Sheriff Gary Vowell Named Interim Public Safety Commissioner

• Georgia House Approves $159M in Midyear Budget Cuts

• University of Georgia is Marshaling its Resources to Battle Farmer Stress

• AARP GA Names Hillary A. Johnson as the New Outreach and Volunteer Engagement Manager

• Proposed Legislation would Regulate Nurse to Patient Ratios

• More Than Half Of Workers Negotiated Pay With Last Job Offer, Survey Finds

• Workplace Training Models Blend New Technologies with Proven Instruction Methods, New CompTIA Study Finds

February 19, 2020

• Developing Downtown: John Henry's Steakhouse and More Renovations to the 200 Block

• MCG Physicians Working to Improve Emergency Care in Rural Georgia

• Top 10 Education Issues for Georgia in 2020

• Secretary Raffensperger is Fighting for Georgia’s Small Business Community

• U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and Former Georgia Governor Sonny Purdue to Deliver Keynote Address at Commodity Classic

• Charlie Harper: Sanctuary Movement Is A Sign Of Stress

• U.S. Economic Resilience on Display as Coronavirus and Manufacturing Concerns Reverberate Through Markets

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 0.1% in January

• Hiscox Study Finds Small Business Owners are Optimistic about the Economy, but Have Taken Steps to Prepare for a Downturn

February 18, 2020

• PowerSouth Holds Training at GNTC

• Commissioners, City Staff Debate Best Ways to Pay for Future Projects

• Regents Honor Scholars from Each Institution during Academic Recognition Day

• Justice Benham Celebrates Last Day On The Bench

• All-New Gulfstream G700 Makes First Flight

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