News

August 01, 2017

• Privia Medical Group - Georgia Grows to Over 150 Providers

• Los Angeles Reaches Deal with Olympic Leaders for 2028 Games

• Eighteen Months After Lease Accounting Standards' Issuance, Executives Concerned About Implementation

• Pending Home Sales Recover in June, Grow 1.5%

July 31, 2017

• Sterling Seacrest Partners Inc. Leadership and Board Announcement

• Chatham County Makes Leap Toward Electronic Records to Enhance Public Access to Documents

• Small Business Assistance Corporation Hires Sheree E. Darien as Community Development Loan Officer

• Mediation Center to Launch COPE Program at Park Place Outreach

• Steve Price Named Area Manager for Georgia DOT Statesboro Office

• VOICE Society Members Enjoy Numerous Benefits

• Collins Construction Services Opens Office in Beaufort

• Hargray Expands Efforts and Invites Community to ‘Dig the Gig'

• Savannah Bee Company Opens New Retail Concept in Atlanta’s Westside Shopping District

• Georgia Power Finalizes New Service Agreement for Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• AT&T Makes Executive Appointments to Prepare for Time Warner Merger Close

• SunTrust Survey: Mortgages Are Going to the Dogs

• One Giant Leap for Camden: First Rocket Launch Will Happen Next Week

• Georgia Ports Poised to Grow with Size of the Container Ships

• Georgia House Panel to Hold Second Meeting on Transit Funds

• WWP Veterans Empowered While Swimming with Sharks at Georgia Aquarium

• Rep. Austin Scott Introduces Legislation to End Obama-Era Free Cell Phone Program

• FICO Survey: 44% of US Consumers Rate Identity Theft and Banking Fraud as Their Top Concern

• Report: Small Retailers Thriving as Big Box Retailers Take a Hit

• Ebates Back to School Survey: Teens Worry About Getting Good Grades and Having Classes with Friends

July 28, 2017

• City Increases Transparency Through New Website

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