News

April 05, 2017

• North Highland Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary with 25 Days of Giving Back

• Sandy Creek’s Future Business Leaders to Compete at National Conference

• Delta's Unit Revenue for March Positive

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Understanding The New I-9 Form & Immigration Compliance

• Charlie Harper: Grinding Axes Won’t Fix Traffic

• Commission Reminds Georgians to Stay Safe by Calling 811 before Digging

• GDOT Observes National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week

• Electric Utilities in Georgia Announce New Initiative to Honor Linemen

• Blue Cross Blue Shield Association Report Finds Link between a Population's Health and a Growing Economy, Higher Incomes and Lower Unemployment

• Census Bureau: Highest Educational Levels Reached by Adults in the U.S. Since 1940

• US Wages Increase 3% in March Year-Over-Year, According to Glassdoor Local Pay Reports

• US Economic Confidence Index Unchanged in March

April 04, 2017

• FMG Merges With California's Gilbert Kelly Crowley & Jennett

• I-85 collapse: Uber Pledges $5M for Atlanta Commuting Campaign

• Krystal Announces New Restaurant Concept and Product Launch

• DeKalb Chamber President Katerina Taylor Receives 2017 Phenomenal Woman Award

• Will MARTA Be Savior from I-85 Collapse Chaos?

• Sudu Adds High-Profile Customers Amid Fund Raise

• International Search Underway for Georgia Tech Engineering Dean

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Masters Tournament Ramps Up Georgia Aviation Activity

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Steady Rise

• Star Snacks to Create 115 Jobs, Invest $18M in Macon-Bibb County

• Attorney General Chris Carr to Celebrate Financial Literacy Month in April

• Governor Provides Updates on I-85 Repair Progress

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