News

June 21, 2021

• Transportation Planning Agency Amends Transportation Improvement Program

• In the City This Week, June 21st - June 25th

• Kent Patrick: On Inflation and the Real Rate of Return

• Valdosta Fire Department partners with Members from Moody Air Force Base

• After 9 Years and $10M, Georgia Spaceport Nears FAA Approval

• Georgia Chamber CEO: Addressing Georgia's Labor Crisis

• Governor Kemp Names Three New Appointments

• Secretary Raffensperger Takes Action to Uphold Ballot Integrity with Major List Maintenance Effort

• Partnership for Inclusive Innovation Awards Grant to First-of-its-Kind, Statewide Farm Ownership Program

• Georgia Power Crews Responding to Scattered Outages as Remnants of Tropical Storm Claudette Bring Heavy Rains, Gusty Winds to State

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: The Joy in Juneteenth

• Employer Hiring Activity for Tech Jobs at Highest Point in Nearly Two Years, CompTIA Analysis Finds

• Study: Nearly a Quarter of Consumers Abandon Transactions at Local Businesses When their Preferred Methods of Payment Aren't Available

June 18, 2021

• Council OKs City Budget

• COVID Vaccination Center Volunteers Honored as the June SGMC Hospital Heroes

• Voting Opens for Valdosta People’s Choice Photo Contest

• State Unemployment Rate Drops Again in May

• Georgia DOT Planning More Ambitious Toll Lanes Project for Interstate 285

• Clark Atlanta University & Spelman College Each Receive $5 Million Google Grants

• Christopher P. Jones of Secure Records Solutions: Why Grow?

• Locations for Upcoming Joint Senate and House Redistricting Hearings Announced

• Charlie Harper: On Ending the Disincentives to Work

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in May

• More Than One in Four U.S. Employees Plan to Leave Their Organization Post-Pandemic, New Eagle Hill Research Finds

• Consumer Perception of Homebuying Conditions Worsens as Affordability and Supply Issues Persist

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