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• Secretary of State Raffensperger Celebrates Legislative Successes, Congratulates General Assembly on Productive Session

  News, April 05, 2023

• Small Business Jobs and Wages Increase Modestly in March

  News, April 05, 2023

• New Financial Confidence Survey Reveals Major Gaps in U.S. Residents' Ability To Manage Their Finances

  News, April 05, 2023

• SGMC Shares Successes with Digital Annual Report

  Features, April 04, 2023

  South Georgia Medical Center released its fiscal year 2022 annual report for the health system. The report features a recap of the system's service line growth, employee recognitions, patient testimonials, and plans for the future.

• Sports Turf Completes Lowndes HS Stadium & Indoor Facility

  News, April 04, 2023

• CJB Applied Technologies Welcomes New Senior Formulation Chemist

  News, April 04, 2023

• 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

  News, April 04, 2023

• Chick-fil-A Reverses Decision to Remove Menu Item

  News, April 04, 2023

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Mostly Lower February Unemployment Rates

  News, April 04, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Is at a Standstill

  News, April 04, 2023

• Auto Loan Interest Rates Hit Highest Level Since 2008

  News, April 04, 2023

• IT and Marketing Leaders Must Meet Increasing Customer Expectations for Data Protection and Privacy

  News, April 04, 2023

• Vogtle 3 & 4 Nuclear Units Take Significant Steps Toward Operations

  News, April 03, 2023

• Annual goBeyondProfit Business Executive Opinion Survey Open for Participation

  Features, April 03, 2023

  goBeyondProfit, a statewide alliance launched by business leaders for business leaders has opened its annual Executive Survey for participation.

• Wellstar Health System & Augusta University Health System Reach Agreement for Statewide Health Care Partnership

  News, April 03, 2023

• Georgia Restaurant Assoc. Announces 2023 Board & Chair

  News, April 03, 2023

• This Georgia City Ranked #4 Best Spring Destination in 2023

  News, April 03, 2023

• Chick-fil-A Springs into the Season with Return of Watermelon Mint Beverages

  News, April 03, 2023

• IMG Travel Outlook Survey Predicts Continued Surge of International Travel in 2023

  News, April 03, 2023

• BBB Scam Alert: Small Businesses Spot an Invoice Scam Posing as the Geek Squad or PayPal

  News, April 03, 2023

• Cox Automotive Dealer Sentiment Index: Strong U.S. Auto Market Performance Expected in Q2

  News, April 03, 2023

• Valdosta Sees Unchanged February Unemployment Rate

  News, March 31, 2023

• VSU Fraternity, Sorority Students Give Back to Campus and Community

  News, March 31, 2023

• PCOM South Georgia's Inaugural DO Class Achieves 100 Percent Residency Match Rate

  News, March 31, 2023

• 15 Named to House Rural Development Council for the 2023-2024 Session

  News, March 31, 2023

• Aflac Adds Beneficiary Companion Services to its Group Premier Life Absence Disability Solutions Portfolio

  News, March 31, 2023

• Georgia Is the 2nd Worst State for Commuters

  News, March 31, 2023

• Ascend Elements Opens North America's Largest Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Facility in Georgia

  News, March 31, 2023

• Upcoming Georgia SBA Small Biz Training Events: April 3rd-7th

  News, March 31, 2023

• Georgia Cotton Commission Approves 2024 Research

  News, March 31, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society Presents Keith S. Hébert of Auburn University with 2022 Bell Award for the Best Book on Georgia History

  News, March 31, 2023

• Additional State Budget Decrease of $66 Million Will Hurt University System of Georgia Institutions

  Features, March 31, 2023

  The Fiscal Year 2024 budget passed Wednesday by the General Assembly includes an additional $66 million decrease in state funding, a cut that will impact teaching budgets, staff and students across the state.

• New EY US Consulting Study: Employees Overwhelmingly Expect Empathy in the Workplace

  News, March 31, 2023

• 78% of Consumers Plan to Spend the Same or Less for Summer Merchandise

  News, March 31, 2023

• Turner Center Announces Winners in “The Art of Writing Contest”

  News, March 30, 2023

• VBOE Recognizes Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition Winners

  News, March 30, 2023

• YMCA Teen Leaders Volunteer with YMCA Champions League

  News, March 30, 2023

• VSU Takes Fresh Approach to Mental Health, Suicide Prevention

  News, March 30, 2023

• Atlanta Community Food Bank Distributes Its One Billionth Meal

  News, March 30, 2023

• TOUR Championship Announces Record $5.5M Donation from 2022 Tournament

  News, March 30, 2023

• UPS Invests Millions in Advanced Training for On-the-Road Drivers

  News, March 30, 2023

• Study: Georgia Homeowners Pay Median $2,027 Per Year in Property Taxes

  News, March 30, 2023

• Accelecom Joins Georgia Broadband Advisory Committee

  News, March 30, 2023

• US Consumer Confidence Increased Slightly in March

  News, March 30, 2023

• 2023 Economic Outlook Shows Franchise Job and Unit Growth Trends Ahead of Pre-Pandemic Levels

  News, March 30, 2023

• Cox Automotive Forecast: An Upside Surprise Expected for U.S. Auto Sales in Q1 2023

  News, March 30, 2023

• SGMC Volunteen Summer Program Accepting Applications

  News, March 29, 2023

• State Board of Education Member Jason Downey to Hold 8th District Public Hearing

  News, March 29, 2023

• Valdosta Fire Department Honors Earlier firefighters with Traditional Push-in Ceremony

  News, March 29, 2023

• Diamond Rio LIVE, Easter Eggstravaganza, Splash Island Opens and MORE this Weekend!

  News, March 29, 2023

• Georgia Made: GE Appliances Launches New Induction Cooktop Line-Up Manufactured at Its Plant in Walker County

  News, March 29, 2023

• Port of Savannah Adding 55 Hybrid Yard Cranes

  News, March 29, 2023

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits up to $200,000 to Support Communities Devastated by Tornado Outbreak

  News, March 29, 2023

• The Salvation Army Serves Communities Devasted by Deadly Tornadoes Across The South

  News, March 29, 2023

• AGCO’s 2022 Sustainability Report Shows Solid Progress

  News, March 29, 2023

• AG Carr, Commissioner King Warn Georgians of Potential Fraud Following Recent Tornadoes

  News, March 29, 2023

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices Declining

  News, March 29, 2023

• Half of Employed Consumers Have Supplemental Income Sources in Addition to their Paychecks

  News, March 29, 2023

• 38% of Organizations Hit with Ransomware in 2022 Were Repeat Victims

  News, March 29, 2023

• Lowndes County & VLPRA Cut Ribbon on North Lowndes Sports Complex

  Features, March 28, 2023

  Officials from the Lowndes County Board of Commissioners and the Valdosta-Lowndes County Parks & Recreation Authority officially cut the ribbon at a joint ceremony Friday for the new North Lowndes Sports Complex.

• Superintendent Woods Announces 2023 Georgia Scholars

  News, March 28, 2023

• Upsizing in Georgia: More Likely Than You Think

  Features, March 28, 2023

  There’s no denying that work from home has amplified homeowners’ dream for more space – but high costs and inflation are making it hard to realize. New data reveals that upsizing from a condo to a single-family home is very much possible – and even profitable – in 20 of the 200 largest cities in the U.S.

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Holds Steady

  News, March 28, 2023

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Introduces Virtual-First Health Plans

  News, March 28, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker Recognizing Mayor Richmond D. Hill

  News, March 28, 2023

• 2023’s Best Cities for Brunch Lovers

  News, March 28, 2023

• $40 Billion in Insurance Fraud Leading Contributor to Increased Premiums

  News, March 28, 2023

• BofA Data Finds the Surge in Housing Costs Varies by Metropolitan Area

  News, March 28, 2023

• Blazer Week is March 27-31 at Valdosta State

  News, March 27, 2023

• Georgia Business Leaders & Seniors Call on Biden Administration to Protect Medicare Advantage

  Features, March 27, 2023

  Georgia business leaders and seniors today denounced the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services proposal to cut $3 billion of Medicare Advantage funding in 2024. More than 30 million Americans — nearly half of those who are eligible for Medicare — have chosen Medicare Advantage for high-quality, affordable health care coverage, including one million people in Georgia.

• InComm Payments Wins "Consumer Payments Innovation Award" in 7th Annual FinTech Breakthrough Awards Program

  News, March 27, 2023

• Georgia Archives April Lunch & Learn Presentation

  News, March 27, 2023

• Georgia DOT Partners with Indeed to Host Job Fair for HERO Operator Trainees

  News, March 27, 2023

• New Research Reveals Which Industry Jobs are the Most In-Demand in the US

  News, March 27, 2023

• Changes in Unemployment Rate by State – WalletHub Study

  News, March 27, 2023

• Number of Home Flips Hits Highest Level in More Than 15 Years

  News, March 27, 2023

• BBB Scam Alert: Home Improvement Scammers Take Money, Don't Complete Work

  News, March 27, 2023

• Wiregrass’ Brandon Howell, Stand out in Electrical Construction Wiring

  News, March 24, 2023

• SGMC Maintains Gold Recognition for Cardiac Care

  News, March 24, 2023

• Qcells Supplier to Invest $147 Million in Cartersville Manufacturing Facility

  News, March 24, 2023

• Right on Target: Daryl Ingram Leads Firearms Industry Panel Discussion at GEDA

  News, March 24, 2023

• Norfolk Southern Announces Two Marketing Leadership Roles

  News, March 24, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker Recognizing Mayor Richmond D. Hill

  News, March 24, 2023

• Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company Hires Anthony Spencer, New Regional Sales Director in Georgia

  News, March 24, 2023

• America’s Most Dangerous Jobs Revealed

  News, March 24, 2023

• IABBB 2023 Board of Directors Appointments

  News, March 24, 2023

• Clearwave Fiber: How Much Speed Do You Need?

  News, March 23, 2023

• New Extended Testing Hours at Wiregrass Tech Announced

  News, March 23, 2023

• Spring Travel Surges: AAA Survey Shows 41% of Georgians Plan to Travel for Spring Break

  Features, March 23, 2023

  Travel bookings for 2023 are off to a very strong start and that is reflected in a new survey from AAA. According to the Auto Club Group, 87% of Georgians plan to travel this year. That’s significantly higher than 56% in 2022.

• New Exhibit Opening Soon: Georgia’s Historic Disasters and Disaster Planning

  News, March 23, 2023

• Georgia Homeowners Pay a Median $2,027 per Year in Property Taxes

  News, March 23, 2023

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces 2023 Poetry Out Loud State Champion

  News, March 23, 2023

• Georgia Maintains Low Unemployment Rate for the Seventh Consecutive Month

  Features, March 23, 2023

  Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson announced today that Georgia's February unemployment rate was 3.1 percent, unchanged from a revised 3.1 percent in January. The unemployment rate has held at 3.1 percent for seven consecutive months and was five-tenths lower than the national unemployment rate of 3.6 percent.

• Inflation Continues to Be the Top Challenge for Restaurants, Survey Finds

  News, March 23, 2023

• Constant Contact's Small Business Now Report Finds Americans Are Ready To Turn Recession Into Opportunity

  News, March 23, 2023

• SGMC Recognizes Gibbs with DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nursing

  News, March 22, 2023

• Georgia General Assembly Passes Private Auto Insurance Rate Filing Reform

  News, March 22, 2023

• Georgia Ranks 8th for Best State to Start a Small Business

  Features, March 22, 2023

  Capital on Tap, a business credit card expert, has conducted a new research study to determine the best and worst US states for starting a small business. The study analyzed eight factors including new firm survival rates, corporate tax rates, and the number of entrepreneurs per state to determine the viability of starting a small business in each state.

• Georgia High School Students Compete in Culinary Competition

  News, March 22, 2023

• PCOM Georgia Alumni Return to Teach

  News, March 22, 2023

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