News

May 16, 2022

• Creations Smoothies and Juice Bar Opens at Freedom One Fitness Center

• Lowndes Co. and Valdosta First Responders Participate in Landing Zone Operations Training

• Procter & Gamble to Create New Jobs with $205 Million New Facility in Butts County

• Ag Expo Field Day to Feature Updated Technology, Research

• Hyundai to Build $7B Electric Vehicle Plant in Georgia, Sources Say

• Georgia Sees 13.7% Increase in Median Rent, 12th Largest in U.S.

• A Look at Who’s Running in the Big Races

• Digital Realty Contracts for 158 Megawatts of New Renewable Energy in California and Georgia

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts She Leads Virtual Workshop on Developing Your Fundraising Strategy

• New Survey Finds U.S. Pre-Departure Testing Is Significant Barrier to International Travel and Economic Recovery

• Study Reveals the Best and Worst US Cities for Freelancers

• Survey Results Show Parents Have a Long Way to Go to Prepare Financially Self-sufficient Youth

May 13, 2022

• Elke Schultz Joins Turner Center Staff

• VSU Secures Funds to Update Space for Students with Disabilities

• Fellowship Home Pledges Support for Wiregrass Patient Care Assistant and Licensed Practical Nurse Programs

• Georgia Department of Revenue to Begin Issuing Special, One-Time Tax Refunds

• Record Early Voting Turnout Continues On

• Blue Bird Unveils Groundbreaking Electric Vehicle Platform at 2022 ACT Expo

• Why Georgia Gas Prices May Still Increase Until Mid-June

• EV Maker Rivian Stands by Production Target Despite Supply-chain Snarls

• 10.2% Of the Georgia Population Is Foreign-Born, Below U.S. Average

• 2022 US EDA Build to Scale Program Applications Announced

• 27% of Small Businesses Still Don't Have a Website in 2022

• BBB Tip: Your Guide to Buying from Direct-to-consumer Brands

• Difficulty Finding and Retaining Office Workers Skyrockets

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