News

September 17, 2019

• TRHS Employees Donate $64K to Local Charities

• Southern Regional Technical College Nominates John B. Sanfilippo & Son for Georgia Manufacturer of the Year

• Ameris Bank Reveals New Logo and Brand Elements

• Hartsfield-Jackson Expects a Record Total of 111 Million Passengers for 2019

• $100M Expansion at Georgia Aquarium Hits Construction Milestone

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Ports: Here We Grow Again

• Georgia Cancer Partnership to Receive $11M in Research Funding from National Cancer Institute

• First Air Testing Results around Sterigenics Lead to More Questions

• AG Chris Carr Joins Coalition in Support of Energy Rule

• UPS and HubBox Team Up To Simplify UPS Access Point Location Integration for E-Tailers

• Carl Vinson VA Recognizes September as Suicide Prevention Month

• Edward Jones Survey Finds Most Americans Are Leaving Crucial Legacy Decisions Up in the Air

• Rural Areas Lagging Behind in Post-Recession Recovery

September 16, 2019

• ABAC/PCOM Georgia Reach Agreement which Benefits Aspiring Pharmacy Students

• Tift Regional Vascular Holds Ribbon Cutting

• TCHS Graduates Named Masonic Lodge Scholarship Recipients at ABAC

• Governor Kemp Names 17 State Board Appointments

• Gulfstream Opens Gulfstream East Campus

• Largest Manufacturing Summit in Georgia Bringing Together 1,000 Industry Leaders from Across the Southeast

• 2019 Legislative Policy Forum Aims to Mobilize Georgia

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Rise 4 Cents

• Senators Isakson, Cardin, Rubio, Jones Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Reauthorize Caribbean Trade Agreement

• Council for Quality Growth Launches Executive Search ​for Director of Policy & Government Affairs

• Experts: New Construction Shortage Will Persist Until At Least 2022

• Top 7 Reasons Congress Must Pass USMCA This Fall

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