News

June 04, 2019

• Linn Gresham Hired as Director of Interior Design

• Critz Auto Group Donates $10,000 to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Following Annual Golf Tournament

• GDOL and Wayne Brothers Host Job Fair June 12th

• Georgia Southern University Media Development Center Receives 12 Emmy Award Nominations

• Deloitte Hired to Develop Healthcare Waivers

• Deputy Secretary Jordan Fuchs Appointed to Electronic Registration Information Center Board of Directors

• JPMorgan to Expand Into Georgia, Open 40 Branches

• UPS Appoints Charlene Thomas Chief Human Resources Officer, Announces Retirement Of Teri McClure

• Georgia Power Stresses Safety, Preparation during Hurricane Season

• Charlie Harper: Let’s Talk About Trucks

• AT&T Survey Finds Most Companies View Climate Change as a Priority, but Have Not Yet Evaluated the Risks

• Commentary: Federalism Provides Unique Opportunity to Put Georgians First

• EY Global FinTech Adoption Index Finds over Half (64%) of Global Consumers Use FinTech

June 03, 2019

• Summer 500 Kicks off

• From Baby to Home, Savannah Company Launches New Collection

• Bryan County Recreation Dept. Director Samose Mays Earns National Certification

• UGASBDC at Georgia Southern: QuickBooks Online Thursday, June 13th

• Angelina Kennedy Joins CPPI as Project Manager

• Colony Bankcorp Names Lance Whitley Chief People Officer

• COUNTRY Financial Supports “The Wall That Heals” with Marine Corps League Detachment 1326 Funding Through Operation Helping Heroes Donation

• Robert W. Gadsden Elementary School Named 2019 Green Ribbon School

• Why Hollywood isn’t Actually in a Rush to Leave Georgia

• U.S.-China Trade War Threatens Georgia’s Fast-growing Quartz Businesses

• Governor Kemp Announces New Superior Court Judges

• Emory Researchers: Why Are Those Born in the Rural South Less Healthy and Prone to Die Sooner?

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