News

December 04, 2018

• Georgia Gas Prices are Lowest of 2018

• Charlie Harper: Remembering a President and My Dad

• Georgia Power Launches Annual Winter Weather Preparedness Campaign

• UGA Study: Farmers and Other rural Americans at High Risk for Stress, Mental Health Challenges, Suicide

• Outstanding Customer Experiences From Order to Delivery Keep 61% of Shoppers Loyal, New Research Finds

• Deloitte: Manufacturing Industry Faces Unprecedented Employment Shortfall

• LexisNexis Risk Solutions: The Cost of Fraud Rises 8.1%, Year over Year, for U.S. Lenders

December 03, 2018

• Tift County Delivers Hope with Operation Christmas Child

• Tift Regional’s First Female General Surgeon to Speak at ABAC Commencement on December 13th

• Tree of Life Lighting Ceremony to be Held on December 6th

• Governor Deal Appoints 14 to State Boards

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Continue Efforts to Aid Georgia Recovery from Hurricane Michael

• Georgia Sees an Increase in Uninsured Kids

• Rep. Gilliard to Serve as Keynote Speaker for the Georgia Transit Association’s 2018 Annual Conference

• Mother Nature Impacting Georgia's Peanut Crop

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Jumped 6.3% in October

• More Than One-Third Of Workers Would Pass On Perfect Job If Corporate Culture Was Not A Fit, Survey Finds

• Small Business Index: Economic Outlook High Despite Hiring Difficulties

November 30, 2018

• Southern Georgia Adds to Labor Force in October

• FEMA Disaster Recovery Center Sets up Shop

• Four ABAC Faculty Members Selected for Statewide Chancellor’s Learning Scholars Program

• Boys & Girls Clubs in Georgia Awarded New Grants by the Amerigroup Foundation

• Senator David Perdue Stands for Bold Changes to Fix Broken Funding Process

• Wayfair to Create 1,000 Jobs in Chatham County

• LeadingAge Georgia Spotlights Twenty Inspiring Elders

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