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• Lowndes County Emergency Management Update on Hurricane Ian

  News, September 28, 2022

• Valdosta City Schools will be Closed on Thursday, September 29th Due to Hurricane Ian

  News, September 28, 2022

• Georgia Ports Welcomes Nissan to Brunswick

  News, September 28, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Issues State of Emergency Ahead of Hurricane Ian

  News, September 28, 2022

• Georgia Power Readying for Hurricane Ian Impacts, Urging Customers to do the Same

  News, September 28, 2022

• AT&T Networks Prepare for Hurricane Ian

  News, September 28, 2022

• The Center for Global Health Innovation Announces Plenary and Featured Speakers for Annual Bio Innovation Summit

  News, September 28, 2022

• Atlanta Press Club Loudermilk-Young Debate Series Hosts State and Federal General Election Debates

  Features, September 28, 2022

  The Atlanta Press Club Loudermilk-Young Debate Series will host General Election debates for U.S. Senate, Governor, Secretary of State, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Agriculture Commissioner, Insurance Commissioner, Labor Commissioner, State School Superintendent and U.S. Congressional Districts in October.

• Southeastern Grocers Donates more than 820,000 Meals to Local Feeding America Food Banks

  News, September 28, 2022

• US DHS State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLGCP)

  News, September 28, 2022

• Survey: Home Price Gains Decelerated Across the United States

  News, September 28, 2022

• New Report: Enhancing Efficiencies, Building Workforce Skills and Innovation Top List of Business Priorities

  News, September 28, 2022

• U.S. Auto Dealers See Market Weakness Driven by Inflation, Economic Anxiety, and Tight Inventory; Market Outlook Hits Record Low

  News, September 28, 2022

• City of Valdosta Job Fair Rescheduled for Oct 6th

  News, September 27, 2022

• SGMC Recognizes Boatman as Hospital Hero

  News, September 27, 2022

• Turner Center Seeks Nominations for Inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award

  News, September 27, 2022

• Gulfstream Delivers 500th Aircraft in G650 Family

  News, September 27, 2022

• Gov. Kemp, Former Gov. Deal, & EPD Director Dunn Announce Historic Lake Lanier Water Agreement

  News, September 27, 2022

• Over $30M in Financial Assistance Distributed to Georgia Homeowners to Date

  News, September 27, 2022

• AAA: Fall Brings Cheaper Gas Prices Across Georgia

  News, September 27, 2022

• SMBs Return to Strategic Mindset, Plan Tech Investments to Support Innovation

  News, September 27, 2022

• Despite Rising Concern, Americans Leave Themselves Vulnerable to Cyberattacks

  News, September 27, 2022

• BBB Tip: Advice on Contributing to Hurricane Fiona Relief

  News, September 27, 2022

• SGMC Honors Dr. Valdez with Excellence in Care Provider Award

  News, September 26, 2022

• Georgia-based Danimer Scientific Appoints Stephen Martin as Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary

  News, September 26, 2022

• Gov. Kemp, Emergency Management Officials to Activate State Operations Center Ahead of Tropical Storm Ian

  News, September 26, 2022

• Georgia Collects 13th Most Individual Income Tax in U.S.

  News, September 26, 2022

• Cities Connect: Bridging the Digital Divide and GCS’ New Certificate Program

  News, September 26, 2022

• With Court Approval, U.S. Sugar Announced Plans to Close on Imperial Sugar, including the Savannah Refinery

  News, September 26, 2022

• SOS Raffensperger: Sample Ballots Now Available on My Voter Page

  News, September 26, 2022

• U.S. Chamber Index Dips As Small Businesses See High Inflation Persisting

  Features, September 26, 2022

  This quarter, small businesses’ concern over inflation reached a new high as more brace for an uncertain future according to the latest MetLife & U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index.

• U.S. Produce Industry Economic Impact Study Shows Return to Pre-Covid Employment, Wages

  News, September 26, 2022

• CareerBuilder Data Shows 39% of Women Still Prefer Working From Home as More Employers Call for a Return to the Office

  News, September 26, 2022

• Corporate Tax Rate Report – WalletHub Study

  News, September 26, 2022

• Valdosta Sees Rise in August Unemployment Rate

  News, September 23, 2022

• SGMC Announces New Leadership Roles in Information Services

  News, September 23, 2022

• Valdosta Middle School Teacher Awarded the Bright Ideas Grant from Colquitt EMC

  News, September 23, 2022

• GA Regional Commissions See Rise in August Unemployment Rates

  News, September 23, 2022

• Georgia is the No. 11 Best State for Fishing

  News, September 23, 2022

• VSU Brings Legendary Latin Grammy Award-Winning Jazz Flutist to Campus

  News, September 23, 2022

• 37.3% Of Georgia Professionals Are Minorities, 7th Most in the U.S.

  News, September 23, 2022

• Norfolk Southern Honors 48 Customers with Thoroughbred Chemical Safety Award

  News, September 23, 2022

• 2022’s Best States to Visit This Fall

  News, September 23, 2022

• Mentorship Is Key To Success For Diverse Associates, Edward Jones Survey Finds

  News, September 23, 2022

• A Majority of Supply Chain Executives are Focused on ESG

  News, September 23, 2022

• BBB Tip: Having Trouble Finding a Qualified Contractor?

  News, September 23, 2022

• SGMC and LifeSouth to Sponsor Winnersville Classic Blood Drive Competition

  News, September 22, 2022

• VSU Welcomes Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice to Campus Sept. 26

  News, September 22, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Awards Over $30M in Second Round of Homelessness and Housing Insecurity Grants

  News, September 22, 2022

• Aflac Survey Asks Americans, 'What Seems Risky to You?'

  Features, September 22, 2022

  Most Americans, especially those with more income and education, are more concerned about mental health than challenges over the economy, the political environment or COVID-19. A surprising percentage of employees are ready to quit their jobs and start a business.

• Georgia Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment Plan Approved by Federal Highway Administration

  News, September 22, 2022

• Jekyll Island Authority Approves Lease to Establish Mercer Medicine Clinic

  News, September 22, 2022

• Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning Orders Social-Emotional Kits for Nearly 2,000 Georgia Pre-K Programs

  News, September 22, 2022

• Walmart to Hire 40,000 Associates for the Holiday Season and Beyond

  News, September 22, 2022

• Publix Activates Disaster Relief Register Donation Campaign to Support Efforts in Puerto Rico

  News, September 22, 2022

• Nearly Two-thirds of Americans Experience Post-Pandemic Shift in Work Habits

  News, September 22, 2022

• Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Buyout Rate Drops 110 Basis Points

  News, September 22, 2022

• RE/MAX National Housing Report for August 2022

  News, September 22, 2022

• SGMC Cuts Ribbon at Internal Medicine Practice on Park Avenue

  News, September 21, 2022

• Valdosta Main Street Brings Back Taste of Downtown Event

  Features, September 21, 2022

  Valdosta Main Street will host its annual 'Taste of Downtown' event on Thursday, October 13, 2022, beginning at 5:30 PM.

• Whidden Gunworks Celebrates First Registered Apprentice

  News, September 21, 2022

• Wiregrass Announces Spring Scholarship Recipients

  News, September 21, 2022

• Georgia Is the 13th Best State for Golfers

  News, September 21, 2022

• TCSG Announces Availability of $1 Million in Funding To Support Apprenticeships

  Features, September 21, 2022

  The Technical College System of Georgia, announces the availability of $1 Million in High Demand Career Initiatives Program funds to support the development and expansion of registered apprenticeships in Georgia’s high-demand industries.

• Interior Secretary's Georgia Visit Shines a Light on Okefenokee Supporters

  News, September 21, 2022

• September Declared College Savings Month In Georgia, Across the Nation

  News, September 21, 2022

• CineMedics Introduces On-Site and Mobile Labs Providing Covid Testing for Georgia’s Film Industry

  News, September 21, 2022

• Superintendent Woods selects 2022-2023 Parent Advisory Council Members

  News, September 21, 2022

• US DOT Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) Grants Program

  News, September 21, 2022

• Survey: CFOs Prioritize Supply Chain Resilience in an Inflationary Environment

  News, September 21, 2022

• 73% of Gen Z Say Economic Environment Has Made it More Challenging to Save; 75% Seeking Ways to Earn Additional Income

  News, September 21, 2022

• More Americans Joining Workforce, But Many Are Unable to Find Living-Wage Jobs

  News, September 21, 2022

• Wiregrass Announces New Board Members

  News, September 20, 2022

• Georgia-based Danimer Scientific Joins White House-hosted Summit on Biotech and Biomanufacturing

  News, September 20, 2022

• Norfolk Southern Offers Three Ways to Stay Safe Near the Tracks

  News, September 20, 2022

• Georgia-based NCR to Separate Into Two Independent, Industry-leading Companies

  Features, September 20, 2022

  NCR Corporation a leading enterprise technology provider to banks, retailers and restaurants, today announced its Board of Directors has unanimously approved a plan to separate NCR into two independent, publicly traded companies.

• Winter WonderLights Returns this November to State Botanical Garden of Georgia

  News, September 20, 2022

• Home Values Decline for Second Month

  News, September 20, 2022

• New-Vehicle Prices Increase for Fifth Straight Month, Set Record Again in August, According to Kelley Blue Book

  News, September 20, 2022

• Turner Center’s New Exhibit Opening Reception

  News, September 19, 2022

• City and County Public Works Host Fall Tire Recycling Event

  News, September 19, 2022

• GMSDC Kicks Off the 3rd Observance of Minority Business Opportunity Week in Georgia

  Features, September 19, 2022

  The Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council, in partnership with the state of Georgia and area cities and counties, is gearing up to observe the 3rd annual observance of Minority Business Opportunity Week on September 19th – 23rd.

• Georgia Approved for Electric Vehicle Network Funding

  News, September 19, 2022

• Six Georgia Public Schools Receive 2022 National Blue Ribbon Recognition

  News, September 19, 2022

• How Georgia Is Seeing Successful Results Through New 988 Mental Health hotline

  News, September 19, 2022

• USG Foundation Raises More Than $600,000 for Need-based Scholarships

  Features, September 19, 2022

  The 18th annual Regents’ Scholarship Gala on September 8th, raised more than $600,000 from generous sponsors to support and provide need-based scholarships for University System of Georgia students across the state.

• Study: 2022’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates

  News, September 19, 2022

• FAU Poll: Inflation Delivers a Blow to Summer Travel Plans

  News, September 19, 2022

• Turner Center Advances to 2nd in Public Voting and Opportunity for $90K for a Free, Live Music in Valdosta

  Features, September 16, 2022

  The Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts has moved to 2nd place in a national grant process that involves full community support. Only 10 of the 36 finalists will receive a $90K matching grant that will fund three years of free outdoor music events in Valdosta starting in 2023. Valdosta must hold its top ranking throughout the voting phase, which ends on Sept. 21.

• Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Works to Address Adult Literacy Crisis

  News, September 16, 2022

• Global Agriscience Manufacturer to Invest $35M in Jasper County

  News, September 16, 2022

• The Home Depot Expands Reporting on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Deforestation Efforts

  News, September 16, 2022

• Georgia DOT Wins Top National Award for Transportation Communications

  News, September 16, 2022

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance partners with CABP for 4th Annual Best Practices Expo and Conference in October

  News, September 16, 2022

• Georgia Set to Celebrate Intellectual Property Month in October for the Fifth Consecutive Year

  News, September 16, 2022

• State Job's Number Hits New All-Time High as GDOL Hosts Virtual Job Fair

  Features, September 16, 2022

  Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler announced today that Georgia's August unemployment rate was 2.8 percent for the second consecutive month while jobs numbers reached another all-time high increasing almost 16,000 from July.

• Bloomberg Tax Predicts Inflation Increase

  News, September 16, 2022

• Nearly 30% of Pet Owners Can't Afford Their Pets Amid Inflation

  News, September 16, 2022

• States That Lack Childcare Workers

  News, September 16, 2022

• City of Valdosta Host Job Fair

  News, September 15, 2022

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