News

November 13, 2019

• Kemp, Duncan, Ralston Name Medical Cannabis Commission

• Georgia Power Presents Fourth Annual Preston Arkwright Award for Service

• Atlanta Pro Sports Execs Call for Legalizing Sports Betting

• Former President Carter out of Surgery, No Complications

• Georgians for Lawsuit Reform Endorses Beth Beskin for Supreme Court

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Good News on Georgia Economic Freedom and Opportunity

• SunTrust Foundation Awards $500,000 Grant to Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington to Establish Makerspace

• Commodities Gained on Fed Rate Cut and Improving Trade Relations

• More Home Owners Opening Their Doors for Travelers

November 12, 2019

• JIA Lays out Plans for Campground Expansion, New Public Safety Facility

• Sen. Isakson Op-ed: Serving Our Veterans

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Hold Steady At The Pump

• Zac Brown Band Mack Truck Auctioned to Benefit Veterans at Camp Southern Ground

• USDA Offers Additional Grants to Georgia Farmers

• Rep. Rick Williams Announces Neighbor Spoofing Protection Act

• Keys to Staying Safe during Georgia's Deer Hunting Season

• 70% Of Global Family Businesses Do Not Have A Formal Succession Plan

November 11, 2019

• Georgia CIO Leadership Association Announces Recipients of 2019 CIO of the Year ORBIE Awards

• Mercer Board Approves New Names for Two Academic Units, Authorizes Major Construction Projects in Columbus and Atlanta

• October Net State Tax Revenues Down 1.6%

• SunTrust to Sell 30 Branches in Boost to BB&T Merger

• New Video Highlights Isakson’s Efforts for Veterans

• Senator David Perdue Keynotes Museum Of Aviation’s 35th Anniversary Celebration

• Cybersecurity and the IoT Part I: Cities Experience the New Age of Public Safety

• Home Purchase Sentiment Still Strong Despite Second Straight Decline

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