December 2021 News

December 17, 2021

• Northeast Georgia Health System Announces New Board Leaders And Members

• Oakwood is Pressing Pause on These Types of Residential Growth

• Georgia Tech Leads Effort to Strengthen State’s Defense Manufacturing Industry

• Secretary Raffensperger Warns Business Owners of Misleading Corporate Registration Mailers

• Publix Donates Nearly 400M Meals to Help Alleviate Hunger

• Georgia Public Broadcasting Receives $175,000 Grant from Truist Foundation

• Georgia Government Finance Officers Association recognizes Suzette Arnold

• States Experiencing the Fastest Recovery of Unemployment Claims, WalletHub Study

• Hobby Lobby Raises Minimum Wage to $18.50

• 2021 Christmas Risks: Injuries, Fire, Playful Pets, Dangerous Toys and Sticker Shock

• 4 in 10 Workers Plan to Look For a New Job in First Half of 2022

  4 IN 10 WORKERS PLAN TO LOOK FOR A NEW JOB IN FIRST HALF OF 2022

• Jobs Report: Holiday Hiring Up 47% Compared to Pre-Pandemic Figures

December 16, 2021

• UNG Continues Growth as Cybersecurity Leader

• New Mediterranean Restaurant Proposed in Gainesville

• Northeast Georgia Medical Center Matches First Class of Cardiovascular Disease Fellows

• Southern Company Foundation Issues $10 Million in Grants to Foster HBCU Talent

• Is Port Wentworth One of the Most Affordable Places to Live in Georgia?

• Georgia Chamber Endorses Attorney General Chris Carr in Bid for Re-election

• Commissioner Broce Announces New Deputy Commissioner, State Programs & Human Resources

• State Rep. Announces Creation of Georgia Freedom Caucus

• Georgia Supreme Court Says Businesses Can Only Boot Cars in Areas with Ordinances

• Georgia 4-H Enriches Well-being for Teachers, Students During COVID-19 Pandemic

• 2021’s Most Festive Cities

• Despite Inventory Crunch and All-Time High Costs, U.S. Automobile Dealer Sentiment Remains Positive

• Cyber Risk Survey: 7 in 10 Employed Americans Admit Working Around Company IT Policies To Be More Productive and Efficient