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• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Superior Court & State Courts

  News, March 29, 2024

• Staffing Employment Fell in 2023

  News, March 29, 2024

• Major Shift in Global IPO Market Share From the Past Five Years

  News, March 29, 2024

• Cox Automotive Forecast: March New-Vehicle Sales To Increase 4.5% From Year Ago Levels As U.S. Market Continues to Normalize

  News, March 29, 2024

• Could a Bridge Collapse Happen in Savannah or Brunswick? Georgia Ports Leaders Weigh In

  News, March 28, 2024

• A Georgia Home Designed to look like Disney's Haunted Mansion is on Sale for $2.2M

  News, March 28, 2024

• General Assembly OKs Coin-Operated Amusement Machines Reform Bill

  News, March 28, 2024

• New Poll Validates What We Already Know: Georgia Voters Trust Georgia Election System

  News, March 28, 2024

• Mcdonald's USA and Krispy Kreme Announce Expanded National Partnership

  News, March 28, 2024

• Serving Up Technology: New Data Shows How Tech Integration is Transforming the Restaurant Experience

  News, March 28, 2024

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Continues to Trend Upward in January 2024

  News, March 28, 2024

• New Analysis Shows Medicaid Expansion Would Provide Powerful Economic Stimulus for Georgia

  News, March 27, 2024

• UPS Announces Strategic Initiatives And Three-Year Financial Targets

  News, March 27, 2024

• 2024 Georgia Farm Dog Contest

  News, March 27, 2024

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts She Leads Webinar: "Business Expansion Strategies and Long-Term Funding"

  News, March 27, 2024

• US Consumer Confidence Little Changed in March

  News, March 27, 2024

• Small Businesses Adopting AI Expect to Thrive Against Competitors

  News, March 27, 2024

• Prevue Survey Finds Companies Growing Their Incentive Travel Programs to Drive Sales

  News, March 27, 2024

• Governor Hosts U.S. House Transportation Committee Chairman, Urges Further Savannah Harbor Investment

  Features, March 26, 2024

  Governor Brian Kemp renewed his call for a federal study to determine necessary harbor updates at the nation’s third-busiest gateway for containerized trade while visiting the Port of Savannah along with Congressman Sam Graves, R-Mo, Chairman of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, and Georgia Congressmen Buddy Carter and Mike Collins.

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Ebbs & Flows at the Pumps

  News, March 26, 2024

• Chick-fil-A Adds 6 Pizza Items to Menu at Test Kitchen Restaurant: Here's What to Know

  News, March 26, 2024

• Technical College System of Georgia Announced as 2024 CIO 100 Award Winner

  News, March 26, 2024

• Georgia Department of Transportation & We Are Teachers Launch Free K-12 Car and Road Safety Program

  News, March 26, 2024

• Darton Foundation Announces CEU for Educators - Artificial Intelligence in the Educational and the Learning Landscape

  News, March 26, 2024

• The South is Booming, Beating out the West as the Fastest-growing Region in the Country Again Last Year

  News, March 26, 2024

• A Georgia Holy Week With Conflicting Messages But One Resolution

  News, March 26, 2024

  This is a busy week for the Georgia General Assembly. Though officially there are only two business days in the 40-day calendar plus one day for committee work, legislators will dot the I’s and cross the t’s on a large volume of bills.

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Inched Up in February

  News, March 26, 2024

• ‘The Boom:’ An interview with Georgia Film Office Director Lee Thomas

  News, March 25, 2024

• Macon Attorney Christopher N. Smith Elevated to Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog 1st Class by the Queen of Denmark

  News, March 25, 2024

• 2025 IDEA Documents Available for Public Review and Comment

  News, March 25, 2024

• ATL Fed’s Bostic Now Anticipates Just One Rate Cut This Year

  News, March 25, 2024

• Study: Unemployment Rate Changes by State

  News, March 25, 2024

• Tricked-out Backyards can Help Homes Sell for $10,000 More

  News, March 25, 2024

• St. Marys Methodist Church Foundation Announces Search for President & CEO

  News, March 22, 2024

• UPS Continues Growth Investments in Asia Pacific with New Philippines Hub

  News, March 22, 2024

• Secretary Raffensperger Praises SCOTUS Decision Upholding Texas Border Response

  News, March 22, 2024

• Zaxby's Ventures to the Sea with New Southern Fried Shrimp and Zaxtail Sauce

  Features, March 22, 2024

  Saucy chicken chain Zaxby's, the premium quick-service restaurant known for its Chicken Fingerz, wings, and signature sauces, is serving up Southern Fried Shrimp as its latest limited time offer for guests to enjoy.

• Federal Reserve Holds Key Interest Rate at More Than 5% as Inflation Battle Drags On

  News, March 22, 2024

• Home Flipping Plummets Across U.S. in 2023 as Profits Slump Again

  News, March 22, 2024

• More than Half of US Office Workers Struggling with a Rise in Demand for Face-to-face Meetings

  News, March 22, 2024

• Coastal Empire Disaster Recovery Committee "Heroes Among Us 2024" PSA

  News, March 21, 2024

• Students Can Explore Careers in Sports Medicine Through Southeast Georgia Health System

  News, March 21, 2024

• Cities Encouraged to Submit Requests for Federal Funding

  News, March 21, 2024

• Georgia Dental Association Appoints Kristen Morgan as Executive Director/CEO

  News, March 21, 2024

• Georgia Appleseed Wins $1 Million Grant from MacKenzie Scott’s Yield Giving

  News, March 21, 2024

• Norfolk Southern Highlights its Balanced Strategy and Clear Pathway to Delivering Sustainable Shareholder Value

  News, March 21, 2024

• Georgia Bill Would Restrict Truck-crash Lawsuits Against Insurers

  News, March 21, 2024

• General Assembly Sends Union Elections Bill to Kemp

  News, March 21, 2024

• 'Functional Unemployment' at Highest Level Since 2021, Says Ludwig Institute

  News, March 21, 2024

• Concessions Cool as Spring Rental Season Approaches

  News, March 21, 2024

• T.Rowe Price: Investors with a Formal Financial Plan Have Double the Wealth Entering Retirement

  News, March 21, 2024

• 2025 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

  News, March 20, 2024

• Jekyll Island Club Resort Ushers in a Modern Gilded Age With an Extensive, Design-Forward Reimagining

  News, March 20, 2024

• Georgia Public Service Commission to Hold Portrait Hanging Ceremony for Former Chairman Wise

  News, March 20, 2024

• Business Owners Benefit From UGA SBDC Assistance

  News, March 20, 2024

• Global Report Finds IT at the Forefront of Sustainability Efforts, but Lacks Proper Tools and Expertise

  News, March 20, 2024

• Higher Mortgage Rate Forecast Leads to Decline in 2024 Home Sales Expectations

  News, March 20, 2024

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Spike at the Pumps

  News, March 19, 2024

• Georgia DOT Highlights Advancements and Leadership in Public-Private Partnerships at National Conference

  Features, March 19, 2024

  The Georgia Department of Transportation highlighted its leadership and continued success leveraging Public-Private Partnership (P3) delivery at the recent P3 Conference & Expo 2024 in Dallas. Many of the state’s current and upcoming P3 projects are part of the Major Mobility Investment Program, which includes variations of Design-Builds and P3 delivery approaches.

• New Bill Looks to Regulate Georgia’s Booting Industry

  News, March 19, 2024

• Mayor Frank Moran of Hiram Participates in Congressional Roundtable on Rail Safety

  News, March 19, 2024

• Half of Georgians Ready to Risk Careers By Whistleblowing, Reveals Research

  News, March 19, 2024

• Chris Clay Appointed Director of Lending at ACE | Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs

  News, March 19, 2024

• Crafts Retailer Joann Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy as Consumers Cut Back on Pandemic-era Hobbies

  News, March 19, 2024

• CFOs See North America's Economic Conditions Improving & Potential for Higher Productivity With GenAI

  News, March 19, 2024

• Influx of Sellers Arrives Just in Time for Spring Season

  News, March 19, 2024

• Gap Widens Between Leaders and Non-Leaders as Digital Transformation

  News, March 19, 2024

• Suspension of Data Centers Tax Break Clears General Assembly

  News, March 18, 2024

• Portrait Unveiled to Honor Speaker Ralston

  News, March 18, 2024

• Georgia Regional Commissions Experience Slight Uptick in January Unemployment Rates

  News, March 18, 2024

• The Players’ Lounge Announces Partnership with the University of Georgia

  News, March 18, 2024

• Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson Diagnosed with Cancer

  News, March 18, 2024

• Gov. Kemp Announces Incoming Adjutant General of Georgia National Guard

  News, March 18, 2024

• National Survey Finds Impact of TikTok Ban in U.S. With Nearly 60% of TikTok Users Stating They Would Jump to Instagram Reels

  News, March 18, 2024

• Survey Says: Most EV Drivers Rely on Fast Chargers for Long Trips, Use Onsite Amenities While Charging

  News, March 18, 2024

• Five Georgia Projects Receive $210 Million in Federal Infrastructure Grants

  Features, March 15, 2024

  On March 12th, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced that five projects in Georgia were granted $210 million in infrastructure funding through two programs: the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's Reconnecting Communities & Neighborhoods Pilot Program and the Inflation Reduction Act's Neighborhood Access and Equity Program.

• The Home Depot Expands Pro Ecosystem with Four New Distribution Centers

  News, March 15, 2024

• SOS Raffensperger to Host Live FIN FIT Event: “Fearlessly Fundraising for Small Businesses”

  News, March 15, 2024

• 78% of Baby Boomers Think Age Would Be a Factor When Being Considered for a New Position

  News, March 15, 2024

• Heimdal Security Raises Awareness About AI-driven Phishing

  News, March 15, 2024

• Declining Consumer Confidence in the US Energy System Highlights Need for Action - EY Research

  News, March 15, 2024

• AAA: The Busy Travel Season Starts with Spring Break

  News, March 14, 2024

• AG Carr Leads Multistate Effort Calling on U.S. Senate to Pass Laken Riley Act

  News, March 14, 2024

• U.S. Auto Dealer Sentiment Improves in Q1

  News, March 14, 2024

• Fasten Your Seatbelts for the 2024 Proxy Season: New Proposals, Topics, Tactics--Plus an Election Year

  News, March 14, 2024

• Financial Emergency: One in Three Americans Max Out Credit Cards for Survival

  News, March 14, 2024

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 140,000 Jobs in February; Annual Pay was Up 5.1%

  News, March 14, 2024

• $150M+ Grant to Help Start Stitch Project Connecting Downtown Atlanta

  News, March 13, 2024

• Middle Georgia Business Owner is 2024 Small Business Person of the Year for Georgia

  News, March 13, 2024

• The Home Depot Announces Partnership with NCAA Combining the Fandom of March Madness with the Satisfaction of DIY

  News, March 13, 2024

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces 2024 Poetry Out Loud State Champion

  News, March 13, 2024

• American Express Reveals 2024 Top Travel Trends

  News, March 13, 2024

• Hiring Confidence Dips as Employers Weather Economic Headwinds

  News, March 13, 2024

• New Data Finds Home Prices Have Outpaced Inflation by 2.4x Since 2013

  News, March 13, 2024

• Can Improvements in Sustainability Data Help Public Companies Earn Trust With Large Investors?

  News, March 13, 2024

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Stuck in Neutral

  News, March 12, 2024

• Georgia 2024 General Election Guide | Key dates and information

  News, March 12, 2024

• Dr. Shelley Nuss Named Founding Dean of UGA School of Medicine

  News, March 12, 2024

• Survey: Business Executives Regain Some Optimism as Recession Fears Fade

  News, March 12, 2024

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in February

  News, March 12, 2024

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