October 2017 News

October 31, 2017

• Adcock Promoted to President of Good Samaritan Hospital

• Few Voting in House, TPLOST Elections in Clarke, Oconee

• St. Mary's Nancy Argo Named GHA Volunteer Services Director of the Year

• Briggs & Stratton Expansion to Bring More Than 50 Jobs to Statesboro

• Charlie Harper: Gearing Up For 2018 Legislature

• Georgia Well Represented in Las Vegas at Money 20/20

• Cornerstone Government Affairs Selected to Partner with the Georgia Economic Developers Association

• Casey Cagle Announces Grassroots Advisory Team and Leadership Committees in all 159 Counties

• Georgia Health Care Reform Task Force Evaluates Solutions to Reduce Costs & Improve Access to Primary and Preventative Care

• New Products Now Available on Georgia Power Marketplace

• AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile Win $994M U.S. Defense Contract: Pentagon

• First-time Home Buyers Stifled by Low Supply, Affordability

October 30, 2017

• Athens Looks to Get More of State’s Booming Entertainment Industry

• St. Mary's Staffer Receives National Honor

• Tax Code Changes Could Impact Athens’ Historic Preservation Efforts

• UGA Professor Awarded Sedgwick Medal for Public Health Service

• 11th Annual GRACE Awards Winners Announced

• Governor Deal Appoints 20 to State Boards

• S&S Activewear to Create 300 Jobs in Henry County

• Proposal Would Regulate Airbnb, Other Rentals in Georgia

• Georgia Gas Price Plunge Pushes 50-Day Streak

• UPS Forecasts Another Record-Breaking Holiday Shipping Season

• Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner Hudgens Announce Winners of Life, Fire, and Safety

• Secretary of State Brian Kemp: 14 License Types Now Open for Renewal

• Business Wireless Satisfaction Noticeably Higher among Unlimited Plan Customers, J.D. Power Finds