News

November 27, 2017

• Thanksgiving and Black Friday Online Retail Sales Grow 23% Year-Over-Year

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 3.3% in October

• Rate of IT Job Growth Continues to Slide

• Used Vehicle Prices Dropped in October as New Vehicle Deliveries Declined

• October Construction Starts Fall 9%

November 17, 2017

• Area Doctors Group Proves That High-Quality Healthcare Can be Delivered at Lower Costs -- Saved $8 Million in Medicare Costs in 2016

• Historic Department Store in Maxeys listed in ‘Places in Peril’

• Copper Creek Brewing Co. Will Pour for the Last Time Tomorrow

• Georgia Hits 4.5 Million Job Mark in October

• Georgia DOE Receives $61M Grant for Reading and Literacy

• Georgia DOT Restricts Lane Closures for 5-Day Thanksgiving Holiday

• Lt. Governor Cagle Names Floyd County Schools Georgia’s College and Career Academy of the Year

• Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Unveils New Campus Plans

• DEWALT Partners with Habitat for Humanity on Hurricane Recovery Efforts

• Georgia CIO Leadership Association Announces Recipients of 2017 CIO of the Year ORBIE Awards

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of the Joint Study Committee on the Establishment of a State Accreditation Process

• Kia Motors America Records Second-Best October Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Total In Company History

• UGA Experts Give Safety Tips for Cooking a Thanksgiving Turkey

• Steve Voorhees Appointed to SunTrust Board of Directors

• Increased Number of Workers Calling in Sick When They Aren't, Finds CareerBuilder's Annual Survey

• E-commerce Fraud Sizable, says LexisNexis Risk Solutions True Cost of Fraud Study

• As Retail Moves Online, So Do Many Job Opportunities

• Industrial and Critical Infrastructure Networks Are Ripe Targets for Cyberattackers

November 16, 2017

• Seneca Rail Park in Oconee County Certified as AT&T Fiber Ready

• Athens This Weekend: November 17th-19th

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