News

July 19, 2019

• DBHDD Partners with UGA School of Social Work

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined in June

• USDA Has More Than $400M Still Available for Renewable Energy System and Energy Efficiency Loan Guarantees

July 18, 2019

• GDOL and U.S. Census Bureau Host Job Fair July 24th

• Aflac Inc. Agrees to Acquire Florida-based Dental and Vision Benefits Provider

• Variotech to Establish North American Headquarters in Atlanta

• Governor Brian Kemp to Speak at PCOM South Georgia Ribbon Cutting on August 6th

• Sen. Isakson Hospitalized After Suffering Fractured Ribs During Fall at D.C. Apartment

• Interview with Economic Development COO Bert Brantley

• Company Wants to Mine at Edge of Protected Okefenokee Swamp

• GMA Advocacy: Meet the New Chairs

• More Than One-Third Of Americans Have Not Taken A Vacation In Over Two Years

• New J.D. Power Study Recognizes Key Element to Automotive Sales Success: Brand Loyalty

July 17, 2019

• County Schools Set Millage Rate

• Voter Rolls Drop in Floyd County, Officials Expect an Increase Next Month

• Albany State University Partners with Augusta University & University System of Georgia to Host Statewide Nursing Workforce Summit

• Governor Kemp Announces Thirteen State Board Appointments

• ‘One Small Step for Man,’ One Big Day at Georgia College

• Georgia Power to Own and Operate 80 MW of Battery Energy Storage

• SunTrust, BB&T Announce $60B Community Investment Plan

• Fenix Parts Enters Definitive Agreement to Acquire Assets of Cox Truck and Van

• Georgia Teacher Named 2019 El Education and GCSA Incubator Fellow

• Texting While Hiring: 67% Of Tech Leaders Say Their Companies Text In Hiring Process

• USDA Announces Record-Breaking Funding for 2019 Farm to School Grants

July 16, 2019

• Floyd County Looks to Make Room for Tiny Homes

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