VALDOSTA — The Quality of Life Association celebrates black history month with a narrated living timeline showcasing many famous Black history figures of yesterday and today. The fundraising event titled, “All Shades Art Exhibit and…
Retiring Air Force Colonel to Lead the TCSG…
ATLANTA, GA - Commissioner Ron Jackson has selected Col. Patricia M. Ross, currently the vice-commander of the 78th Air Base Wing at Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins, Georgia, to fill the position of director…
Deal Names Child Welfare Reform Council Members
ATLANTA, GA - Gov. Nathan Deal today named the list of those who will serve on the Child Welfare Reform Council, which was recently created to improve our child welfare system and better protect Georgia’s…
Georgia Grown Symposium Cultivates the Business of Food
ATLANTA, GA – Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary W. Black announced yesterday the second Georgia Grown Symposium on April 22 in Perry. The one-day symposium, “Growing your business through Georgia Grown,” held at the Georgia National…
Georgia Ranks Third in Nation for Water Loss…
ATLANTA, GA - In 2013, State Farm Insurance paid more than $1.3 billion for more than 175,000 water loss claims as a result of burst frozen pipes, flooded basements, and broken appliance hoses. The top 10 states…
Georgia Launches Online Voter Registration and Mobile Voting…
AUGUSTA, GA - Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp launched two new technology advances on Monday that will serve Georgia voters. The first is online voter registration, as well as a mobile application that enables…
Deal Breaks Ground for New Georgia BioScience Training…
COVINGTON, GA - Gov. Nathan Deal broke ground for the Georgia BioScience Training Center on Monday, which will support training for Baxter International Inc. employees and for new companies in the life sciences industry that…
Georgia Celebrates Month of the Military Child
ATLANTA, GA - The Georgia Department of Education will join other states and organizations across the nation in celebrating April as the Month of the Military Child. During the week of April 14 to 18,…
Supply Shortages Continue Pumping-up Gas Prices
TAMPA, FL - The national average for gasoline inched up 2 cents in the past week. Typical spring factors like refinery maintenance, increasing demand and the switch to summer-blend fuel remain part of the story. In…