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• Southeastern Grocers Recognizes Its “Most Valued People” on Supermarket Employee Day

  News, February 28, 2023

• 67 Weekly Work Hours Needed to Afford Median-Priced Georgia Home

  News, February 28, 2023

• Internet of Things (IoT): Top 10 Growth Opportunities for 2023

  News, February 28, 2023

• Survey Shows Optimism from Small Business Owners

  Features, February 28, 2023

  Based on the results of PNC's latest semi-annual survey of small and mid-sized businesses, it appears that resilient business owners are defying predictions of an economic downturn later this year. In fact, business owner optimism about the outlook for their own businesses in the next six months has reached a 20-year survey high.

• CompTIA Commends States' Actions to Open Employment On-ramps

  News, February 28, 2023

• Gov. Kemp: Sam’s Club to Create 600 New Jobs at Douglas County Fulfillment Center

  News, February 27, 2023

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Celebrates 15th Anniversary

  Features, February 27, 2023

  Georgia Manufacturing Alliance, founded in 2008, celebrated 15 years of serving Georgia’s manufacturers, and manufacturing executives and personnel, during a February 21st Gala at Sweetwater Brewing Company in Atlanta.

• Reps. Todd Jones, Mary Margaret Oliver Introduce Legislation to Continue Mental Health Reform Efforts

  News, February 27, 2023

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Announces Personnel Changes

  News, February 27, 2023

• Norfolk Southern Donates $300,000 to East Palestine School District

  News, February 27, 2023

• 2023 Georgia Grown Executive Chefs Announced

  Features, February 27, 2023

  Georgia Department of Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper and Georgia Restaurant Association (GRA) President + CEO Karen Bremer announced five new Georgia Grown Executive Chefs at the 2023 Taste of Georgia Legislative Reception last night.

• The Home Depot Officially Starts the Countdown to Spring

  News, February 27, 2023

• National Study Recommends Georgia Children Need to Eat More Fruits and Vegetables

  News, February 27, 2023

• Outreach's Quarterly Sales Confidence Index Reveals Sales Leaders' Continued Positive Outlook Despite Turbulent Economy

  News, February 27, 2023

• 70% of Corporations and Financial Institutions are Frustrated with Their Payment Failure Rate

  News, February 27, 2023

• 69% of Consumers Hold Back on Non-essential Spend

  News, February 27, 2023

• Idea Nuova Inc. to Invest $19 Million in Screven County

  News, February 24, 2023

• Legislation Addressing Election Interference Introduced

  News, February 24, 2023

• Annual Georgia Archives History Symposium “Georgia, Nature, and the Environment” Coming April 1st

  Features, February 24, 2023

  The free symposium will feature scholarly presentations discussing Georgia’s history of conservation efforts throughout the years, the various environmental changes in the landscape and animal life of Georgia, and the developments that stimulated the economic growth of Georgia, such as the marble industry, the parks system, and the Blue Ridge parkway.

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Judicial Circuits and State Courts

  News, February 24, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker Recognizing the Camilla Massacre

  News, February 24, 2023

• Norfolk Southern Announces Agreement with Engineering Railroaders

  News, February 24, 2023

• Southern Company Announces Offering of $1.5 Billion in Convertible Senior Notes

  News, February 24, 2023

• The Minority Homeownership Gap in Georgia Is Worse Than the National Average

  News, February 24, 2023

• 2023’s Best Cities for Crafting

  News, February 24, 2023

• Four Spring Break Travel Trends

  News, February 24, 2023

• 66% of Consumers Want Fewer Marketing Messages

  News, February 24, 2023

• Mercer School of Medicine & Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Join Forces to Advance Pediatric Healthcare in Rural Georgia

  News, February 23, 2023

• Georgia Center of Innovation Partners Two Georgia Companies to Solve One’s Labor Challenge

  Features, February 23, 2023

  In today's labor market, the ability to immediately summon a workforce by simply sending a text may seem like a fantasy. But for TSG Resolute, a small manufacturer in Americus, Georgia, it's reality, thanks to a unique partnership with Atlanta-based communication and scheduling software staffing company Casi, brought about by the Manufacturing team at the Georgia Center of Innovation.

• The Georgia Coalition for Housing Opportunity Supports HB 517 and HB 514

  News, February 23, 2023

• Georgia-Pacific Stewardship: Progress With Purpose

  News, February 23, 2023

• Employees in Georgia Earn 46.7% Less Than Managers, 5th Largest Gap in the U.S.

  News, February 23, 2023

• Employers Prioritize Long-Term Value, Measurable Impact Over Cost Savings Amid Growing Talent Shortages

  News, February 23, 2023

• New Collinson Survey Reveals Which Services Travelers Are Willing to Pay for at the Airport

  News, February 23, 2023

• Luxury Share of U.S. Market Sets New Record in January, as Transaction Prices Remain Up 5.9% Year Over Year

  News, February 23, 2023

• Employee Ideas in Innovation Fund Changes for Patients, Families and Employees at NGHS

  News, February 22, 2023

• Sewon America Announces 740 New Jobs in Effingham County

  News, February 22, 2023

• Home Depot Posts Mixed Q4 Earnings, Raises Dividend By 10%, Forecasts Decline In FY23

  News, February 22, 2023

• AG Carr Challenges New WOTUS Rule to Protect Georgia Farmers, Landowners

  News, February 22, 2023

• GaDOE Partners with SME Education Foundation to Provide Students with Manufacturing & Engineering Education

  Features, February 22, 2023

  The Georgia Department of Education and Georgia Association of Manufacturers have partnered with the SME Education Foundation to provide a unique industry-informed, hands-on manufacturing program to select high school students across the state, through the Foundation's SME PRIME program.

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 0.7% in January

  News, February 22, 2023

• Economy Off to Surprisingly Strong Start in 2023, But It's Not Expected to Last

  News, February 22, 2023

• Home Prices Stabilize as Buyers Get a Jump on Spring Shopping

  News, February 22, 2023

• UNG student Cronan Accepted into Fulbright-MITACS Globalink Program

  News, February 21, 2023

• Georgia Technology Authority Broadband Digital Connectivity Listening Sessions Begin

  News, February 21, 2023

• ATL Nears 94 Million Passengers in 2022, Expects to Maintain World’s Busiest Status

  News, February 21, 2023

• Reaction to News Former President Jimmy Carter has Entered Hospice Care at His Home

  News, February 21, 2023

• 2023 TOUR Championship Tickets on Sale to General Public

  News, February 21, 2023

• Georgia Ranks Among the States Googling Credit Score Help the Most

  News, February 21, 2023

• Georgia Baptist Health Care Ministry Foundation Announces 2023 Grant Cycle Recipients

  News, February 21, 2023

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Again in January

  News, February 21, 2023

• Unresponsive Companies, Beware! Survey Finds That 1 in 5 Job Candidates Will Hurt Your Brand If You Don't Follow Up

  News, February 21, 2023

• BBB Scam Alert: Make Sure Your Free COVID-19 Tests Aren’t Part of a Scam

  News, February 21, 2023

• Coca-Cola Company Announces New Director & Approves 61st Consecutive Annual Dividend Increase

  News, February 17, 2023

• Governor Kemp & The Georgia Historical Society Appoint 2023 Georgia Trustees

  Features, February 17, 2023

  In recognition of the 290th anniversary of the founding of the Georgia colony, the Honorable Brian Kemp, Governor of Georgia, and Dr. W. Todd Groce, President and CEO of the Georgia Historical Society, officially appointed Dan Amos and Donna Hyland as the 2023 Georgia Trustees in a signing ceremony at the Georgia State Capitol.

• Governor Kemp Announces Additional Broadband Grants to Expand High-Speed Internet

  News, February 17, 2023

• Southern Co. Profits Increase in 2022, Gives Vogtle Update

  News, February 17, 2023

• PCOM Georgia’s Pharmacy Class of 2024 Receive White Coats

  News, February 17, 2023

• Superintendent Woods Names 2023 AP Honor Schools

  News, February 17, 2023

• Kare Mobile Inc. Partners with Amerigroup Georgia to Improve Oral Health Outcomes Across the State

  News, February 17, 2023

• Ben Wiggins Selected as a 2022 Superintendent to Watch by the National School Public Relations Association

  News, February 17, 2023

• Vast Majority of Americans Prefer In-Person Job Interviews vs. Virtual

  News, February 17, 2023

• Survey Reveals Real Estate Brokers' Top 5 Challenges for This Year

  News, February 17, 2023

• Expect a Competitive Shopping Season, Despite Few Available Homes

  News, February 17, 2023

• BBB Tip: Choosing a Mechanic for Auto Repair and Service

  News, February 17, 2023

• Savannah Exports Up 21% in January

  News, February 16, 2023

• Georgia Leaders Selected for 
2023 GeorgiaForward Young Gamechangers Cohort

  Features, February 16, 2023

  GeorgiaForward has selected 45 promising professionals to serve the organization’s 2023 Young Gamechangers program. YG is a unique leadership action program hosted by GeorgiaForward, a non-profit organization administrated by the Georgia Municipal Association.

• Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance is Now Available for One Additional Georgia County in the Wake of the Severe Storms

  News, February 16, 2023

• Southeastern Grocers Expands Online Shopping Service With Curbside Pickup

  News, February 16, 2023

• David E. Meador & Lizanne Thomas to Join Southern Company Board of Directors

  News, February 16, 2023

• Report Reveals Record-Breaking Year for Cyber Threats

  News, February 16, 2023

• Job Seekers Remain Active, Optimistic and Fatigued

  News, February 16, 2023

• 2023’s Top Mardi Gras Cities

  News, February 16, 2023

• Renters Pay a 'singles tax' of Nearly $7,000 for Living Alone

  News, February 16, 2023

• Technology Association of Georgia Announced the Finalists for the 2023 TAG Technology Awards

  News, February 15, 2023

• Governor Kemp Announces Second Consecutive Record-breaking Year for Georgia Trade

  Features, February 15, 2023

  Governor Brian Kemp joined the Department of Economic Development in announcing that the State of Georgia achieved a record-breaking year for international trade for a second year in a row. In 2022, Georgia’s total trade exceeded $196 billion across 221 countries and territories.

• More than $2M in SBA Disaster Loans Approved in Georgia for Businesses & Residents Affected by January Tornadoes

  News, February 15, 2023

• Coca-Cola Revenue Climbs in Q4

  News, February 15, 2023

• Georgia Reports an Average New Construction Value of $205,882

  News, February 15, 2023

• 2023’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates – WalletHub Study

  News, February 15, 2023

• Almost Half of Executives Expect a Rise in Cyber Events Targeting Accounting and Financial Data in Year Ahead

  News, February 15, 2023

• NGHS Planning New Building in Future Medical Office Park in Northern Hall County

  News, February 14, 2023

• Healthy Hall Awards on March 15

  News, February 14, 2023

• Lt. Governor Jones Brings Back Statewide Field Representative Constituent Program

  Features, February 14, 2023

  Lt. Governor Burt Jones announced a new constituent services program. The Statewide Field Representative Constituent Program divides Georgia’s 159 counties into three regions with a dedicated constituent services representative for each.

• Gov. Kemp, Explore Georgia Unveil 2023 Official State Travel Guide

  News, February 14, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Drop

  News, February 14, 2023

• Don’t Fall for a Romance Scam this Valentine’s Day

  News, February 14, 2023

• Georgia Is the 8th Most Popular Affordable State for Young Adults

  News, February 14, 2023

• ESG and Stakeholder Capitalism are Changing Corporate Boards

  News, February 14, 2023

• The 2023 Proxy Season May Be One of the Most Challenging Yet

  News, February 14, 2023

• Bipartisan Support in Senate Helps Fund New Helipad at NGMC Gainesville

  News, February 13, 2023

• January State Tax Revenues Up 1.1 Percent

  News, February 13, 2023

• Domain Timber Advisors Acquires Nearly 22,000 Acres of Southeast Timberland

  News, February 13, 2023

• Georgia Has 9 Locations on Most Congested Bottlenecks for Trucks in America

  News, February 13, 2023

• Georgia-based Medical Cannabis Provider, Botanical Sciences Announces Opening of New Facility

  News, February 13, 2023

• KIA: Three Models Captured Segment Awards including Sportage and Forte

  News, February 13, 2023

• Peach State Health Plan and the Centene Charitable Foundation Donate $1 million to Georgia Primary Care Association

  News, February 13, 2023

• Mellow Mushroom Bakes Up Hot Offers for Valentine’s Day

  News, February 13, 2023

• Buyers Are Getting More for Their Money as Home Shopping Season Approaches

  News, February 13, 2023

• America's SBDC Launches New Annual Report Showcasing the SBDC Network's Nationwide Impact

  Features, February 13, 2023

  As small business owners navigate an ever-changing landscape, Small Business Development Centers continue to support and elevate their clients through innovative training programs and advising strategies.

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