News

January 11, 2019

• These Chef Friends Left Their Jobs to Pursue Barbecue Dreams

• Senate President Pro Tempore Butch Miller Named One of the 100 Most Influential Georgians

• Georgia Power Earns EEI Emergency Recovery Award for Restoration Efforts following Hurricane Michael

• Georgia-Pacific To Exit Communication Papers Business

• BioIQ to Locate Headquarters in Cobb County

• AT&T Is Helping Those Affected by Government Shutdown

• Registration Open for Flavor of Georgia

• Health Care Agenda: Will Longtime Disputes Be Resolved?

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Georgia Credit Union Members Display Financial Confidence, Responsibility with Improving Economy

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Applaud Senate Confirmation of Yeager as U.S. Marshal

• New Report Reveals Consumers' Top Values Related to Energy

• Nearly 15% of Job Seekers Use Social Media to Land a New Job

January 10, 2019

• This Part of Spout Springs Road Will Be Closed for Six Months Starting January 21st

• Northeast Georgia Physician's Group Now Offering Online Service to Treat the Flu

• Speaker Ralston Appoints Special Committee on Access to Quality Health Care

• Charlie Harper: Parting Words On Team Deal

• Chicken Salad Chick Acquires 11 Restaurants in Georgia

• Sen. Isakson Maintains Chairmanship of Veterans’ Affairs, Ethics Committees in 116th Congress

• Governor Deal to Teach at UGA

• Health Care Could Have ‘Big Year’ in Georgia’s Legislature

• AG Carr Announces Lawsuit Against Opioid Manufacturers and Distributors

• GSU Study: Rare-Earth Elements Discovered In Georgia Kaolin Mines

• Kabbage Data Reveals One-Third of Successful Small Businesses Started with Less Than $5,000

• Online Labor Demand Increased in December

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