News

January 22, 2020

• Unholy: A Human Trafficking Training Event Fitzgerald Thursday, January 23rd

• Peanut Show Research Benefits Farmers

• Board of Education Approves McKinnon for District 2 Seat

• GMA Executive Director: A New Year and a New Decade Abounds with Optimism

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces Credit-Based Pilot to Earn High School Equivalency

• Georgia Public Service Commission Elects Chuck Eaton as 2020-2021 Chairman

• Charlie Harper: No, Georgia Isn’t Increasing Sales Taxes

• Lieutenant Governor Announces New Staff Member

• Two Georgia Farmers Are First in the U.S. to Receive Shell Oil Company’s One-of-a-Kind Solar Storage Technology - and it Cost them Nothing

• Innovation, Social Responsibility Land Delta No. 19 on World’s Most Admired List

• Shaw Floors Named to Forbes' Best Employers for Diversity 2020 List

• U.S. Housing Market Short 3.8 Million New Homes

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 3.3% in 2019

January 21, 2020

• Amazon to Launch New Fulfillment Center, Create 500 Jobs in Coweta County

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Drop 4 Cents

• Delta Bolsters Miami Network to Support Industry-leading Partnership with LATAM

• Sen. Dean Burke on 2020 Session Priorities

• Sen. Renee Unterman Introduces Bill on Vapor Products

• Southern Burger Chain Krystal Files for Bankruptcy

• Southern Company Announces Quarterly Dividend

• Georgia Bankers Association Endorses Mortgage Solutions from Promontory MortgagePath

• Global Consumer Confidence Unchanged

• Redfin Report: Bidding War Rate Fell to Another 10-Year Low in December

January 17, 2020

• TRMC Foundation Donates Transport Van

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2019 Results

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