News

July 15, 2019

• Fred's to Close Another 14 Stores in Georgia

• A History of Georgia’s Firework Laws

• Survey: 7 In 10 Managers Consider Consistent Temporary Work Comparable To Full-Time Job When Assessing Applicants

• Cautious Executives are Preparing for an Economic Downturn, TD Bank Survey Reveals

July 12, 2019

• New Housing Planned for This Old Section of Flowery Branch

• Deadline Approaching in Georgia for U.S. Small Business Administration Working Capital Loans

• Kroger and Ocado Name City of Forest Park Location of High-Tech Customer Fulfillment Center

• Georgia Students Earn 72 Medals at SkillsUSA National Competition

• Governor Tours Pooler Manufacturing Training Center

• UGA Alumni Association Has New President, Board Members

• Georgia Studio & Infrastructure Alliance Announces New Leadership Team

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Members of Three Senate Study Committees

• Senators Perdue, Leahy Introduce Farm To School Act

• Among Small Business Retailers, Brick-and-Mortar Thrives

• Satisfaction Gap Between Large and Small Business Wireline Customers Increases, J.D. Power Finds

July 11, 2019

• Gainesville Planning Board Gives OK to Subdivision, Townhomes, Offices

• Amazon to Build New Fulfillment Center, Create 1,000 Jobs in Gwinnett, DeKalb Counties

• A Medical Homecoming: Doctor Helps Storm-ravaged Puerto Rico

• Swiss Manufacturer to Open Facility, Create 100 Jobs in Bryan Co.

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Warns Citizens of Potential Scam

• GEMC Becomes Go Energy Financial

• UPS Supply Chain Solutions Recognized As A Leader In Gartner’s

• 70% of U.S. Employees Hold Positive View of Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace Today

July 10, 2019

• Atlanta-filmed 'Stranger Things' Breaks Netflix Record

• GDOT Awards $59M in Construction Contracts for May

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