News

March 07, 2019

• Publix Collects Funds for American Red Cross Disaster Relief Efforts for Southern Tornados and Floods

• Online Labor Demand Increased in February

• Majority of Real Estate Firms Remain Optimistic, Evolving Technology Remains a Challenge

• Record Number of Americans with Car Leases Ending in 2019 Face Significant Price Hikes, According to Edmunds

March 06, 2019

• ABAC Named a Military Friendly College

• PBL Students Recognized with Top Honors

• Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck Issues Directive Regarding Severe Weather

• Governor Announces Three Appointments to Public Health, OPB, & Government Transparency

• CarMax to Create 300+ Jobs in Gwinnett County

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Set New 2019-High

• Georgia Senate Backs Analysis of Proposed Tax Breaks ahead of Vote

• The Home Depot Launches Homegrown Technology to Hire 80,000 Associates for Spring

• Finalists Selected for the 2019 TAG FinTech South Innovation Challenge

• Alzheimer’s Grows Rapidly in Georgia, More than National Average

• Forty Percent of Employers Plan to Hire Full-Time Workers This Year, Forty-Seven Percent Recruiting Part-Time Workers

• Celebrating the Rise of Minority-owned Businesses

March 05, 2019

• After Severe Storm, Kemp Declares State of Emergency in Grady, Harris & Talbot Counties

• OASIS Recovery Community Organization Opens

• Tift County Student Wins Tuition Grant at ABAC Scholars Forum

• AT&T’s WarnerMedia Restructuring Breaks apart Turner Broadcasting

• Georgia Tourism Awards Funding to 14 Tourism Projects

• Georgia Leaders, Farmers Urge Congress To Pass Disaster Relief Package

• Secretary Raffensperger Champions Authentic Disaster Relief Charities and Warns Against Fakes

• Rep. Gravley Introduces Georgia’s Hope Act to Produce and Dispense Low THC Oil

• Charlie Harper: Legislators Are Human Too

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