News

January 18, 2023

• Michael Kelly Named Wiregrass Tech Student of the Year

• Georgia Ports Authority Handles Nearly 6 Million TEUs in 2022

• 5 Things to Know as Georgia’s 2023 Legislative Session Kicks Off

• President Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Georgia

• Announcing The Recipients Of The 2023 Georgia Titan 100

• The Midtown Connector Project Included in 2023 Omnibus Spending Bill

• Big Business Wants Solar Energy. Can Georgia Utilities Keep Up?

• Percy Hunter Stone Inducted Into National 4-H Hall of Fame

• Community Bank Execs Rank Cybersecurity and Credit as Top Risks

• Starbucks and DoorDash Set to Expand Delivery Partnership Nationwide

• Annual Home Price Growth Decelerates in Q4 to 9.2 Percent

• Honeywell Top Building Trends for 2023

January 17, 2023

• Emerge, Leadership Moody 2023 Kicks Off

• South Georgia Entertainers Holds First Meeting of the New Year

• VSU Receives Federal Funding to Expand Rural Teacher Pipeline

• Delta CEO Wants Politics Out of FAA Funding After Massive Flight Disruption

• Secretary of State Trains Local Officials on New Voter Registration System

• Georgia December Net Tax Revenues Up 7.5%

• Cities Connect: How to Become a Certified City of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging

• Gov. Kemp Presents Budget Recommendations to General Assembly

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Rose Again

• Georgia DOT Completes First CRISI Grant Project

• Georgia Has the 11th Largest Educational Wage Gap in the U.S.

• Economic Uncertainty Delays Retirement Plans for Business Owners

• Small and Midsize Business Confidence Improves, Driven by Increase in Hiring Plans

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