News

October 03, 2018

• UPS Employees Advance 2020 Goal To Contribute 20 Million Volunteer Hours Of Service In Communities Around The World

• Georgia’s Top GED Graduates Named

• Insiders Cause More than 50% of Data Breaches, Reveals Netwrix IT Risks Report

October 02, 2018

• Vintech Industries to Create Approximately 30 Jobs in Coweta County

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Enhances 2019 Medicare Advantage Plans

• Charlie Harper: Education Plans Target Adults Over Students

• Eight Georgia Schools Receive National Blue Ribbon Recognition

• September Georgia Gas Prices Average Highest in Four Years

• Mega Millions and Powerball Combined Total a near $600M

• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: What You Need to Know and How You Can Help

• 25% of Small Businesses Still Record Finances on Paper, Risking Errors and Security Breaches

October 01, 2018

• Foothills Barbecue Reviving Big Bear Cafe Location

• Georgia Chamber President Chris Clark: Tactics for Keeping Georgia’s Economy Strong

• AAA Launches New Insurance Products in Georgia

• Trains, Tours, and Transportation Lunch with the Georgia Archives October 12th

• Workforce Development Will be a Hot Topic for Manufacturers at the Georgia Manufacturing Summit on October 10th at the Cobb Galleria

• Amerigroup Ranked Top Medicaid Plan in Georgia by NCQA

• Special Olympics Georgia Receives $90,000 Grant from The UPS Foundation

• Georgia’s 2018 Cyber Circuit

• Facebook Network Breach Impacts up to 50 Million Users

• FMI Releases U.S. Construction Outlook, Third Quarter 2018 Report

• Randstad US Survey Identifies 5 Critical Leadership Traits Executives Need to Thrive in the Post-Digital Workplace

September 28, 2018

• BurningCastle LLC to Create 50 Jobs in Augusta

• Institute Partnership Launches New Georgia Placemaking Collaborative

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