News

May 07, 2019

• Congressmen Scott Stays Hopeful for Farm Relief Bill

• Tift County Commissioner Melissa Hughes to Serve on Association County Commissioners of Georgia

• Ameris Bancorp and Fidelity Southern Corporation Shareholders Approve Merger

• April Net State Tax Revenues Up 24.2%

• Navy Names New Destroyer In Honor of US Senator Sam Nunn

• Spanish Company to Establish North American Headquarters in Richmond County

• Carter Library Exhibit Tells Story of Georgia’s Film Industry

• Governor Kemp, Health Officials Move to Hire Consultants, Draft Waivers

• Senators David Perdue & Rick Scott: Families Can’t Wait Any Longer for Disaster Relief

• Charlie Harper: For Graduates And Their Parents

• Half Of Americans Prefer Opening A Small Business To Retirement, According To The UPS Store Survey

• 71st Georgia Science and Engineering Fair Draws 800 Students

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased Slightly in April

• Redfin Survey: More Millennial Homebuyers are Saving for a Down Payment the Old-Fashioned Way, Fewer Getting Help from Family

May 06, 2019

• Relay for Life Honors Cancer Survivors

• Registration Open for Summer Camps at ABAC’s Georgia Museum of Agriculture

• Barbara Grogan Named Moultrie-Colquitt County Economic Development Authority President

• Worth County Home Health and Medical Transport Company Owner Gets Financing and Realizes Growth with SBDC Assistance

• Council for Quality Growth Names Cousins Properties Executive Chairman Larry Gellerstedt III 2019 Four Pillar Honoree

• Medical College of Georgia Changes Aim to Get More Doctors to Rural Areas

• Governor Kemp Appoints David Curry State Revenue Commissioner

• SBA Georgia Announces its 2019 National Small Business Week Award Winners

• Lt. Governor & Education Chairman: Computer Science Legislation to Give Georgia Students Skills Needed for 21st Century Jobs

• Still Asking for Whom Georgia's Roads are Tolled?

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of Two House Study Committees

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