News

February 25, 2019

• South Georgia Film Festival Announces Judges for 2019 Competition

• Georgia Economic Leaders Paid a Visit to Maryland Cyber Centers

• Governor Kemp Files Bill to Support Rural Airports

• Secretary Raffensperger Begins Financial Empowerment Platform with Documentary Screening

• Emile Risby, M.D., Named Georgia 's Psychiatrist of the Year

• Small Business Owners Spend at Least One Day a Week Managing People Paperwork, Study Finds

• Majority Of Tech Industry Leaders Expect Silicon Valley To Be Surpassed As Tech Innovation Center: KPMG Report

• Small Business Owners Look Beyond College for Training Opportunities

February 22, 2019

• AT&T Contribution to Aid Second Harvest in Storm Relief Efforts

• SGMC Reaching Out to Tifton

• PCOM South Georgia Counts Down to August 2019 Opening

• Georgia Chamber Co-Hosts Georgia: Driving American Innovation Policy Conference Monday

• Georgia Could Soon Get New Electronic Voting Machines

• Health Care Leaders Back Kemp's Patients First Act

• CAES Alumni Recognized in Bulldog 100

• Extension of Hospital Provider Fee Advancing Swiftly through House

• Senator David Perdue Attends Delta Test Cell Grand Opening

• Georgia Employers' Association Training: Handling Toxic Employees February 27th

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Slightly in January

• New Study Finds Millennials Concerned About Privacy, But Lax On Security

February 21, 2019

• Free Community Care Day Resource Expo to be held on March 9th at the Tift County Recreation Department

• Rep. Houston Makes Constituents Aware of Unclaimed Property Program

• ZKTeco Creating 40 Jobs, Investing $5M in Fulton County

• Georgia Senate Unanimously Passes Dyslexia Legislation

• Georgia CEO Survey Results: Business Confidence is Strong, but Headwinds are Present

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