News

May 13, 2016

• Honda Precision Parts of Georgia Celebrates 10 Years of Transmission Production in Tallapoosa

• Charlie Harper: Georgia GOP Anger At Fever Pitch

• New Savings on LED/CFL Lighting Available this Summer from Georgia Power

• University System to Implement Alcohol and Substance Abuse Initiative

• Americans See Higher Education as Strongest U.S. Brand Abroad

• U.S. Workers Regain Faith in Finding Good Job if Laid Off

May 12, 2016

• 5,552 Students Eligible for Graduation in UGA’s 2016 Spring Commencement Ceremonies

• Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl has Economic Impact of $41.8M in 2015, Sets Record

• Georgia Pitches Safer Travel with $2B Interstate 75 Project

• Hannover Messe Highlights Georgia’s German Companies and Advanced Manufacturing Capabilities

• 112 Airports Go Purple for Delta Day of Hope to Cancel Cancer

• Privia Medical Group Georgia Names New President

• Georgia's Clean Air Force Offers Five Tips for Cleaner Air and a Greener Wallet

• Healthcare Costs Top U.S. Families' Financial Concerns

• What Millennials Want From Work and Life

• New Report Details International Automakers’ Positive Impact on American Economy

May 11, 2016

• Terry College Honors Distinguished Alumni

• Fourth Annual Small Business Matters Conference May 20th at Villa Christina

• Sparta Industries to Create More than 1,000 Jobs in Milledgeville

• University System’s Economic Impact on Georgia more than $15B

• AT&T AdWorks Announces Results of Cross-screen Addressable Advertising Trials with Advertisers

• Tiger Group Establishes Permanent Presence in The Southeast

• Walmart’s Charitable Donations in Georgia Hit $46M

• 5 Georgia Food Festivals to Kick Off Your Summer

• Privatized Housing Program Paying Off for University System of Georgia

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