News

July 26, 2019

• Kubota Plans to Expand Footprint, Invest $85M in New Gainesville Site

• Governor Kemp Swears in New Juvenile Justice Commissioner

• Georgia Farm Bureau President Gerald Long on USDA Trade Assistance Package

• Delta Removes $150 Fee for Sporting Equipment as Checked Baggage

• Sen. Isakson Offers Bipartisan Plan to Automatically Waive Student Debt for Disabled Veterans

• One in Three Companies Have Loosened Job Requirements to Hire in a Tight Labor Market, Adecco USA Survey Finds

• USDA Announces Details of Support Package for Farmers

• As Trade Uncertainty Drags on Growth, Strong Consumer Demand Backstops Slowing U.S. Economy

July 25, 2019

• Atlanta BeltLine Southside Trail Construction Updates

• Seven88 West Midtown Creates Urban Utopia

• Famous SF Burger Spot Sam’s is Expanding to Atlanta

• I-85 Widening Project Crosses 50 Percent Completion Mark

• DeKalb Begins Census Volunteer Recruitment Effort

• Porsche Ranks Highest Overall in J.D. Power APEAL Study

• Graphic Packaging Reports Q2 Results; Announces Acquisition of Artistic Carton Company

• Piedmont Heart Institute Participates in Landmark Study Using Sonic Pressure Waves to Treat Heart Artery Blockages

• Georgia Chamber Hosted Its First Successful Rural Prosperity North Georgia Forum

• Leadership GBA Executive Committee Elects and Installs Officers and Directors

• Rural Economic Development Center Expanding to North Georgia

• Southern Company Scores 100 Percent on Disability Equality Index

• Are You Ready for #CityHallSelfie Day on August 15th?

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Applaud Confirmation Of Georgian To Lead Federal Aviation Administration

• Enhanced VA Options under MISSION Act: Fast Facts

• U.S. Wage Growth, for Second Quarter 2019, Accelerated to 4 Percent Over the Year

• Americans Budget When Traveling Abroad - But There's Room for Improvement, TD Bank Survey Finds

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