News

December 05, 2014

• UGA Ag Forecast to be Held Across the State Jan. 14-23

• Georgia State Tax Revenues Up 4.3% in November

• Board Approves Gretchen Corbin to be the Next Commissioner of the TCSG

• 2014 Georgia Transportation Summit Set for Dec. 9th

• Gainesville Airport Move Could Boost Area Economy

• Will 2015 Be the Year for Medical Marijuana in Georgia?

• CoreLogic Reports 41,000 Completed Foreclosures in October

• Housing & Community Development Organizations Boosted the Rural Economy in 2013

• The Costliest Part of a Bad Hire Isn't What You Think

December 04, 2014

• SCPS Named Top Private Middle School in Nation; Celebrates Blue Ribbon Designation

• Holidays On Broughton Street

• Five Stores to Open at Savannah Mall

• Enmark 2014 Encourage Health Series Raises Over $7000 for Savannah Charities

• Telfair Museums Opens Exhibit I Have Marks to Make Dec. 7th

• Atlanta Gas Light Employees Raise Over $5,000 for Savannah Children's Choir

• Bills Aplenty Prefiled for Georgia General Assembly

• Georgia Joins Multi-State Suit Challenging Obama on Immigration

• The British are in Georgia and They Want to Do Business

• The UPS Store: Packing and Delivering Holiday Happiness

• First Company to Take Advantage of Georgia’s Crowdfunding Exemption on SparkMarket

• DeKalb County Announces Open Position for Development Authority President

• LiftOne Expands Its Relationship With Ottawa Into Georgia

• Online Labor Demand Rose 170,200 in November

• More Than 4 in 10 Americans Prefer High-Deductible Health Insurance Plans

• PwC: Next Few Years Crucial for Health Systems to Implement Consumer Friendly Technology

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