News

October 08, 2018

• Poll: Many Seniors in Savannah, U.S. Plan to Skip Getting a Flu Shot

• WellCare and VillageMD Expand Value-Based Care Partnership

• S&P Dow Jones Indices Reports $19.2B Increase in U.S. Dividends for Q3 2018

• Foreclosed Homes Appreciating Faster than Typical U.S. Home

• CEO Confidence Declined in the Third Quarter

October 05, 2018

• Local Student Electricians Shine at the IDEAL Championship

• High School Students, Alumni Can Connect with ABAC at Sunbelt Expo October 16th-18th

• Floor & Decor to Create 500 Jobs in Cobb County

• Augusta University: Cities Value Cybersecurity But Budget Prevents Investment

• Sen. Steve Gooch Announces First Meeting of the Senate Study Committee on Evaluating the School Year Calendar of Georgia Public Schools

• Vets Job Fair Means Something Different When Georgia Unemployment Low

• Many Georgia Kids Face Barriers to Health Insurance, Medical Care

• The Associated General Contractors of Georgia Hosts Skills Challenge for High School Students Throughout Georgia

• The Home Depot Announces 2018 Innovation Award Winners

• UGA Study: Why Venting at Work Just Makes You Angrier

• USDA Launches Interactive Data Tool to Help Rural Communities Address the Opioid Crisis

• Online Job Ads Increased 145,100 in September

October 04, 2018

• Members of Tiftarea YMCA Speak to Chamber of Commerce Members

• Baldwin Players on Stage at ABAC October 4th-6th

• Southern Georgia Unemployment Rate Falls in August

• Premiums in Employer Plans Still Edging up, National Survey Finds

• Senator David Perdue: It’s Time To Tackle The Opioid Epidemic Head On

• Made in Georgia: Meal Kit Company Looks to Help Atlanta Farmers

• Traffic Fatalities, Crashes and Insurance Claims all Down in Georgia; Rep. Carson Cites Hands Free Driving Law

• Georgia Power Customers to See Credit on October Bills

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