News

March 26, 2019

• Tift County Special Olympics Celebrates Champion Athletes

• Rancho San Antonio Named 2019 Conservationist of the Year for Tift County

• Bill Seeks to Aid Georgians Who Lack a Ride to Work

• Charlie Harper: Skidaway Failure Has Statewide Implications

• Governor Kemp Proclaims May 2019 “American Youth In Film” Month

• Georgia Gas Prices Likely to Rise on Slipping Supplies

• Pretoria Fields Collective Announces Barrel Program

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Announces Open Checkbook Program

• AARP Seeking Nominations for AARP Purpose Prize Award

• January Marks 14th Consecutive Month of YoY Decline in US Smartphone Sales

• Better Affordability Boosts Housing Markets

March 25, 2019

• Planet Fitness Open for Business

• Gee Haw Whoa Back Rodeo on April 5th-6th

• Georgia Chamber to Host The Georgia Inventure Prize Initiative April 3rd-4th

• SOS Brad Raffensperger: Annual Business Registration Deadline April 1st

• Georgia-Pacific Plans $30M Upgrade to Georgia Lumber Mill

• Governor Kemp Praises Senate Passage of Heartbeat Bill

• Georgia's Legislative Session nears End

• Delta Employees from around the World Build Six Homes in Brazil with Habitat for Humanity

• Senator David Perdue Works to Combat Human Trafficking

• Existing-Home Sales Surge 11.8% in February

• Americans Are Spending More on Pets Than Ever Before: $72B

• KBB: Average New-Car Prices Up Nearly 3% YOY for February 2019 on Full-Size Pickup Strength

March 22, 2019

• Prospective Students Can Tour ABAC Campus on April 6th

• Georgia’s Creature Comforts Expands Wood Cellar Program, Gets Foeders and Bottling Line

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