News

March 13, 2019

• Governor Kemp Signs Amended FY 2019 Budget

• Synovus Announces 2019 Chairman’s Awards Winners

• Hartsfield-Jackson Welcomes International Carrier

• A Georgia State Cybersecurity Study Of The Dark Web Exposes Vulnerability To Machine Identities

• Proposals to Fight HIV Move Forward in General Assembly

• Flood Safety Preparedness Week is March 11th-15th

• Redfin Unveils the Best U.S. Cities for Public Transit in 2019

• Quicken Loans Study Shows Steadily Widening Gap Between Appraisal Values and Homeowners' Perception

March 12, 2019

• Business: Chick-fil-A Lands Top Spot In U.S. Most Reputable Food Chains Survey, McDonald’s Falls Behind

• Gambling, Guns and Taxes Fall Short in Georgia General Assembly

• February Net State Tax Revenues Up 5.5%

• Charlie Harper: Health Care Reform Remains Work In Progress

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Nomination of Georgian Kelley Currie to New Role Representing United States

• Changes to Federal Disclosure Requirements Affecting Georgia Communities that Issue Municipal Bonds

• Georgia United Foundation’s School Crashers Program Returns

• Habitat for Humanity: Proposed Federal Budget Will Worsen Housing Affordability across the Country

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in February

• U.S. Auto Dealers Enter Spring with New Optimism, Despite Slowing Sales

• Planning a Spring Break Trip on a Lean Budget? Here's How You Can Save in This Year's Hottest Travel Destinations

March 11, 2019

• Greater Hall Chamber Job Fair March 20th

• Northeast Georgia Medical Center Earns Commission on Cancer's Outstanding Achievement Award

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces Women’s Financial Empowerment Seminar

• Engineering Georgia Names Georgia DOT Women to Top 100

• GA Timber Industry Hurt by Storms, Driver Shortage but There’s Reason to be Optimistic

• Sen. Isakson Receives Top Legislator Award from Veterans of Foreign Wars

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