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• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Fall

  News, May 02, 2023

• Hot Functional Testing Completed for Vogtle Unit 4

  News, May 02, 2023

• Survey: 76% of Small Businesses Feel Well-Equipped to Survive a Recession

  News, May 02, 2023

• Study: People's Personal Data is Worth $1,000 on the Dark Web

  News, May 02, 2023

• Study Exposes Alarming Cybersecurity Threats and Staggering Costs Tied to Nonfederated Applications

  News, May 02, 2023

• Southern Company Gas Announces 2022 Sustainability Report

  News, May 01, 2023

• Growing Big: Savannah Transload Facility

  News, May 01, 2023

• Atlanta-based Black Business Owner Named Small Business Person of the Year for Georgia

  News, May 01, 2023

• Norfolk Southern and SMART-TD Reach Comprehensive Tentative Agreement

  News, May 01, 2023

• 10 Important Ransomware Stats and What They Mean for Municipalities

  News, May 01, 2023

• At 73%, Millennials Are the Most Likely Generation to Live Paycheck to Paycheck

  News, May 01, 2023

• Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Buyout Rate Drops During March

  News, May 01, 2023

• Too Many Tools Killing IT Productivity

  News, May 01, 2023

• Grady to Open Two New Outpatient Centers in Central and South Fulton County

  News, April 28, 2023

• Georgia Hospitals Receive Almost $60M from HEART Program in 2022

  Features, April 28, 2023

  Officials with the Georgia HEART Hospital Program said Georgia taxpayers contributing a total of $58,732,410 to rural hospitals in 2022.

• Trulieve Announces Georgia's First Medical Cannabis Dispensary in Macon

  News, April 28, 2023

• Cynthia Robinson Alexander Named Interim President at Savannah State University

  News, April 28, 2023

• Free RaceTrac Coffee For Educators During Teacher Appreciation Week

  News, April 28, 2023

• TCSG Announces 2023 Student of the Year and Instructor of the Year

  Features, April 28, 2023

  The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) announced the state’s top technical college student and top instructor for 2023. Janette Velez, an Esthetician student from Columbus Technical College, was chosen as this year’s Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) winner and Adrienne Baldwin, a Mathematics instructor from Chattahoochee Technical College, was chosen as the winner of this year’s Rick Perkins Award for Excellence in Technical Instruction.

• Southeastern Grocers Announces Donation of $225,000 for Children’s Hospitals Ahead of National Cancer Research Month

  News, April 28, 2023

• U.S. Travel & Tourism Sector Set to Reach Record-breaking High this Year

  Features, April 28, 2023

  The World Travel & Tourism Council's 2023 Economic Impact Research reveals the U.S. Travel & Tourism sector is forecast to exceed the 2019 peak this year.

• New OpenTable Data Shows Late Night Dinner on the Rise; Wednesdays and Thursdays Emerge as Trending Dining Days

  News, April 28, 2023

• Profit Margins on Typical Home Sales Nationwide Drop to Two-Year Low

  News, April 28, 2023

• Women We Admire Announces Top 50 Women Leaders of Georgia for 2023

  Features, April 27, 2023

  Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 50 Women Leaders of Georgia for 2023.This year’s awardees are front runners in the organizations they serve. Their unwavering commitment and contributions play a part in their success and development within their areas.

• Norfolk Southern Earnings Take Hit from Ohio Derailment

  News, April 27, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Signs Public Safety and Anti-Gang Legislation

  News, April 27, 2023

• Kia Georgia Donates $100,000 to Technical College System of Georgia Foundation

  News, April 27, 2023

• Shaw Industries Releases Its 15th Annual Corporate Sustainability Report

  News, April 27, 2023

• What to Know: Georgia $250-$500 Surplus Tax Refund Payments

  News, April 27, 2023

• Mercer School of Medicine & CHOA Introduce Inaugural Class of The Rural Pediatric Scholarship Program

  News, April 27, 2023

• 2023’s Best Cities to Eat Local Food

  News, April 27, 2023

• Survey: Economic Conditions & Widespread Layoffs are Changing our Spending and Saving Habits

  News, April 27, 2023

• More Buyers are Purchasing Mortgage Points as a Way to Ease Monthly Costs

  News, April 27, 2023

• Renowned Robotic Heart & Thoracic Surgeon Joins Georgia Heart Institute

  News, April 26, 2023

• Trust For Public Land Announces New Georgia Advisory Board Members

  News, April 26, 2023

• Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED Appoints New Chairman

  News, April 26, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Georgia Veterans

  News, April 26, 2023

• Georgia #41 in States Most likely to Use Artificial Intelligence

  News, April 26, 2023

• Georgia Credit Score Among the WORST in the US, but Likely Not Residents' Fault, Study Finds

  News, April 26, 2023

• United Parcel Service Surpasses Q1 Earnings Estimates

  News, April 26, 2023

• The Home Depot Foundation to Fund More than 750 New Housing Units for Veterans Facing Homelessness

  News, April 26, 2023

• AGCO Production Supervisor Wins Women in Manufacturing's 2023 Women MAKE Award

  News, April 26, 2023

• US Consumer Confidence Declined in April

  News, April 26, 2023

• Parents View Technology Education, Digital Literacy as Essential Classroom Priorities

  News, April 26, 2023

• Tech Employment Solid Amid Signs of Labor Market Cooling

  News, April 26, 2023

• Lt. Governor Jones and Speaker Burns Announce Appointees to Review Georgia’s Tax Credits

  News, April 25, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dropped at the Pump

  News, April 25, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation Cutting Red Tape for Women-, Minority-, and Veteran-owned Businesses

  News, April 25, 2023

• Newborn Sweepstakes Offers Georgia Families Opportunity to Win $5,529 for 2023 Baby's College Savings

  News, April 25, 2023

• Jonesboro Mexican Restaurant Named Best Taco Spot in Georgia

  News, April 25, 2023

• Equifax, Experian and TransUnion Remove Medical Collections Debt Under $500 From U.S. Credit Reports

  News, April 25, 2023

• New Survey Reveals "Bucket Lists" and affordability top-of-mind for Americans

  News, April 25, 2023

• BBB Scam Alert: Job Hunting? Stay Alert

  News, April 25, 2023

• Survey Data Reveals: Job Security Worries at an All-time High in the US

  News, April 25, 2023

• New Study Uncovers Whether EVs Can Compete with Gas Cars Traveling Iconic American Road Trips

  News, April 25, 2023

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Presents 15 Statewide Preservation Awards

  News, April 24, 2023

• Georgia Communities Recognized with UGA Resiliency Designation

  News, April 24, 2023

• Abbie DeLoach Foundation Celebrates 17 Scholarship Recipients at Annual Luncheon

  News, April 24, 2023

• Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. Files Voluntary Chapter 11 Petitions

  News, April 24, 2023

• 2023’s Best Cities for Book Lovers

  News, April 24, 2023

• Milliman Pension Funding Study Released

  News, April 24, 2023

• The GDOL Celebrates First 100 Days Under New Leadership While Unemployment Rate Remains Steady

  Features, April 21, 2023

  Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson celebrates 100 days in office on April 22, 2023. During this time, the commissioner's administration has been laser-focused on the modernization of the Georgia Department of Labor.

• Georgia-Pacific Announces New Leadership Key Business Units

  News, April 21, 2023

• Georgia Schools Invited to Apply for Lt. Governors’ STEM Education Scholarship Program

  News, April 21, 2023

• Southeastern Grocers Releases 2022 Environmental, Social and Governance Report

  News, April 21, 2023

• New Data Reveals the Diets that Georgia Residents are Most Interested in Trying, According to Google Data

  News, April 21, 2023

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Further in March

  News, April 21, 2023

• Nearly Half of US Consumers Say They Have Made a Purchase Through Social Media

  News, April 21, 2023

• Single-Family Home Rents Continue to Rise

  News, April 21, 2023

• Greater Hall Chamber: Annual Meeting & Gala on May 11

  News, April 20, 2023

• Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Reaches $1 Billion in Giving

  News, April 20, 2023

• Georgia-Pacific to Invest $50M at Southeastern Mill

  News, April 20, 2023

• 2023’s States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring

  News, April 20, 2023

• Survey Provides Key Insights on Current State of Employee Financial Wellness

  News, April 20, 2023

• NGHS and Lifepoint Rehabilitation Announce Plans to Build Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility

  News, April 19, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Georgia Agriculture

  News, April 19, 2023

• Aflac's Dan Amos & Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta's Donna Hyland to Receive Georgia’s Highest Honor from the Georgia Historical Society

  Features, April 19, 2023

  To celebrate the 290th anniversary of the founding of Georgia, the Georgia Historical Society will induct Dan Amos, Chairman and CEO of Aflac Incorporated, and Donna Hyland, President and CEO of Children’s Hospital of Atlanta, as modern-day Georgia Trustees. It is the highest honor the State of Georgia can confer.

• From Globetrotters to First Timers, Travelers are Seeing the World in 2023

  News, April 19, 2023

• Field Set for 2023 Southern Company Peach Bowl Challenge

  News, April 19, 2023

• Entertainment Leaders and Government Officials from All Over the State Set for Georgia Entertainment 100 Event

  News, April 19, 2023

• Fitzgerald Site in Ben Hill County Earns ‘Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development – Select’ Certification

  News, April 19, 2023

• A Decade in Residential Construction: At 14%, Georgia Sees 4th Biggest Y-o-Y Increase in Number of Permits in 2022

  Features, April 19, 2023

  While the number of completed units has increased every year since 2012, data shows that the housing market is losing momentum, with permits and housing starts dropping nationwide. However, Georgia did not follow this trend, as the number of permits issued in this state increased by 14% in 2022 compared to 2021.

• Amerigroup Georgia, Goodr Partner to Reduce Food Insecurity & Nutrition Inequity by Opening a Free Grocery Store

  News, April 19, 2023

• Home Prices Grew 4.7 Percent Year over Year in First Quarter

  News, April 19, 2023

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 5.4% in March

  News, April 19, 2023

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 22nd Consecutive Year

  News, April 18, 2023

• Commissioner Echols Brings Energy, Sustainability, and Environmental Leaders to Darien, Georgia for Earth Day

  News, April 18, 2023

• New State Budget Makes Room for Free Tuition for HOPE Scholarship Recipients

  News, April 18, 2023

• USDA, SBA, and FDIC Partner to Foster Economic Growth for Small Businesses, Farmers, and Ranchers in Southern States

  News, April 18, 2023

• Creative Home Ideas to Invest $15M in Liberty County

  News, April 18, 2023

• Where are the Best States to be a Lawyer? New Study Finds Out

  News, April 18, 2023

• Public Pension Funded Ratio Rises to 74.5% at End of March

  News, April 18, 2023

• Manheim Forecast: Used-Vehicle Values Rise Again in March, Finish Quarter up 8.6%

  News, April 18, 2023

• UNG: Women Recognized for Leadership, Resiliency

  News, April 17, 2023

• Study: Georgia Is the 7th Best State for Working from Home

  News, April 17, 2023

• March State Net Tax Revenues Decline 3%

  News, April 17, 2023

• UGA’s 2022 Football National Championship Ring Unveiled

  News, April 17, 2023

• Nearly Half of Americans Have Turned to Side Hustles & Other Forms of Supplemental Income in Today's Challenging Economy

  News, April 17, 2023

• Rapid Growth: Sales of Used Electric Vehicles Increase by 32% in Q1

  News, April 17, 2023

• Survey: 53% of Americans Feel Very Secure With Their Bank

  News, April 17, 2023

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