News

October 25, 2021

• Uniquely Affected By The Pandemic, Downtown Economies Still The Biggest Job Centers In Most Regions

• Second-Home Demand Jumps in September, Bouncing Back After Summer Slowdown

• Attacks on Operational Technology Would 'Cripple' Most US Businesses, According to Cybersecurity Leaders

• Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) Project Funding

October 22, 2021

• SGMC Continues to Improve Physician Satisfaction

• Resident Concerned about Millage Rate Tax

• Retired Marine Gets New Tractor at Sunbelt Ag Expo

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Third Quarter 2021 Results

• Public Works Department Reminds Residents of Accepted Items for Recycling Drop-Sites

• Georgia's 2021 Graduation Rate Holds Steady at 83%

• Foxhall Resort, Georgia's Sporting Retreat, Open for Corporate Retreats

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces She Leads Webinar, "The Art of Startups Part 2: More to Explore"

• The Home Depot Foundation Continues Habitat Partnership with $2.5M Donation

• Lee County to Become Home to New $220M Solar Farm

• AT&T VP for Southeast States: Prime Times for Cyber-Attacks and How to Stay Protected

• GaDOE Names Office of Rural Education and Innovation after Dr. Butch Mosely

• AG Chris Carr Seeks another Term as Georgia’s Attorney General

• LSCU Celebrates International Credit Union Day

• Deloitte: Holiday Spending on Experiences Drives Gains, but Supply Chain and Inflation Challenges May Dampen Seasonal Cheer for Some

• New EY Consulting Survey Confirms 90% of US Workers Believe Empathetic Leadership Leads to Higher Job Satisfaction & 79% Agree it Decreases Employee Turnover

• Study Finds Internet Economy Grew Seven Times Faster Than Total U.S. Economy

October 21, 2021

• Cornhole Tournament Raises Over $800 for Valdosta First Responder Fund

• Valdosta’s Public Safety Personnel Provide Youth with Happier Holidays

• Sunbelt Ag Expo Opens with Lots of New Equipment, Technology

• ARPA Economic Adjustment Assistance Grants Available

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