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• Georgia-Pacific Announces New Leadership Key Business Units

  News, April 21, 2023

• Georgia Schools Invited to Apply for Lt. Governors’ STEM Education Scholarship Program

  News, April 21, 2023

• Southeastern Grocers Releases 2022 Environmental, Social and Governance Report

  News, April 21, 2023

• New Data Reveals the Diets that Georgia Residents are Most Interested in Trying, According to Google Data

  News, April 21, 2023

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Further in March

  News, April 21, 2023

• Nearly Half of US Consumers Say They Have Made a Purchase Through Social Media

  News, April 21, 2023

• Single-Family Home Rents Continue to Rise

  News, April 21, 2023

• 13th Annual BEAR Day to Showcase Research, Special Projects in Macon

  News, April 20, 2023

• Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Reaches $1 Billion in Giving

  News, April 20, 2023

• Georgia-Pacific to Invest $50M at Southeastern Mill

  News, April 20, 2023

• 2023’s States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring

  News, April 20, 2023

• Survey Provides Key Insights on Current State of Employee Financial Wellness

  News, April 20, 2023

• Houston County School District Recognized as a Model Professional Learning Community

  News, April 19, 2023

• Atrium Health Navicent Welcomes First Tax Day Baby

  News, April 19, 2023

• Third Street Studio's Soft Opening

  News, April 19, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Georgia Agriculture

  News, April 19, 2023

• Aflac's Dan Amos & Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta's Donna Hyland to Receive Georgia’s Highest Honor from the Georgia Historical Society

  Features, April 19, 2023

  To celebrate the 290th anniversary of the founding of Georgia, the Georgia Historical Society will induct Dan Amos, Chairman and CEO of Aflac Incorporated, and Donna Hyland, President and CEO of Children’s Hospital of Atlanta, as modern-day Georgia Trustees. It is the highest honor the State of Georgia can confer.

• From Globetrotters to First Timers, Travelers are Seeing the World in 2023

  News, April 19, 2023

• Field Set for 2023 Southern Company Peach Bowl Challenge

  News, April 19, 2023

• Entertainment Leaders and Government Officials from All Over the State Set for Georgia Entertainment 100 Event

  News, April 19, 2023

• Fitzgerald Site in Ben Hill County Earns ‘Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development – Select’ Certification

  News, April 19, 2023

• A Decade in Residential Construction: At 14%, Georgia Sees 4th Biggest Y-o-Y Increase in Number of Permits in 2022

  Features, April 19, 2023

  While the number of completed units has increased every year since 2012, data shows that the housing market is losing momentum, with permits and housing starts dropping nationwide. However, Georgia did not follow this trend, as the number of permits issued in this state increased by 14% in 2022 compared to 2021.

• Amerigroup Georgia, Goodr Partner to Reduce Food Insecurity & Nutrition Inequity by Opening a Free Grocery Store

  News, April 19, 2023

• Home Prices Grew 4.7 Percent Year over Year in First Quarter

  News, April 19, 2023

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 5.4% in March

  News, April 19, 2023

• Historic Longleaf Distillery Opening in Downtown Macon

  News, April 18, 2023

• Community Foundation of Central Georgia Announces the Nonprofit Grant Recipients

  Features, April 18, 2023

  Join us in congratulating these 13 nonprofits across the Central Georgia region who recently received a total of $221,860 from our Nonprofit Grant Program. Read more below about their funded projects working to address the most urgent needs and opportunities in our region.

• Mercer Trustees Approve Record Operating Budget, Two New Undergraduate Degree Programs

  News, April 18, 2023

  Mercer University’s Board of Trustees, meeting on the Cecil B. Day Graduate and Professional Campus in Atlanta, today adopted a record $302.7 million operating budget for 2023-24, exclusive of more than $50 million in federal research grants, and approved two new undergraduate degree programs.

• Macon Volunteer Clinic Celebrates National Volunteer Week!

  News, April 18, 2023

• Festivities and Family Fun Planned for the 27th Annual Pan African Festival

  News, April 18, 2023

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 22nd Consecutive Year

  News, April 18, 2023

• Commissioner Echols Brings Energy, Sustainability, and Environmental Leaders to Darien, Georgia for Earth Day

  News, April 18, 2023

• New State Budget Makes Room for Free Tuition for HOPE Scholarship Recipients

  News, April 18, 2023

• USDA, SBA, and FDIC Partner to Foster Economic Growth for Small Businesses, Farmers, and Ranchers in Southern States

  News, April 18, 2023

• Creative Home Ideas to Invest $15M in Liberty County

  News, April 18, 2023

• Where are the Best States to be a Lawyer? New Study Finds Out

  News, April 18, 2023

• Public Pension Funded Ratio Rises to 74.5% at End of March

  News, April 18, 2023

• Manheim Forecast: Used-Vehicle Values Rise Again in March, Finish Quarter up 8.6%

  News, April 18, 2023

• Bibb Student Entrepreneur Named Runner-up in Georgia FLEX Competition

  News, April 17, 2023

• Winners announced for the ‘Drink the Pink’ Contest within the Pink Provisions Trail App during Cherry Blossom Fest

  News, April 17, 2023

• Constangy Rises in Law Firm Client Service Ranking

  News, April 17, 2023

• Study: Georgia Is the 7th Best State for Working from Home

  News, April 17, 2023

• March State Net Tax Revenues Decline 3%

  News, April 17, 2023

• UGA’s 2022 Football National Championship Ring Unveiled

  News, April 17, 2023

• Nearly Half of Americans Have Turned to Side Hustles & Other Forms of Supplemental Income in Today's Challenging Economy

  News, April 17, 2023

• Rapid Growth: Sales of Used Electric Vehicles Increase by 32% in Q1

  News, April 17, 2023

• Survey: 53% of Americans Feel Very Secure With Their Bank

  News, April 17, 2023

• Picnic in the Park with Recreation

  News, April 14, 2023

• Events Happening in Macon: April 14th - April 23rd

  News, April 14, 2023

• Harrington House at Carlyle Place Maintains Five-Star Quality Rating

  News, April 14, 2023

• McDonald Center to host 10th A.V. Elliott Conference on Great Books and Ideas

  News, April 14, 2023

• Yamaha Marine U.S. Business Unit Opens New Marine Innovation Center in Kennesaw

  News, April 14, 2023

• Georgia Annual Business Registration Season Sees Increase of 29,000 Corporate Filings in 2023

  Features, April 14, 2023

  Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a record-breaking Annual Registration Season for the Corporations Division of the Secretary of State’s Office. The Annual Registration Season, which runs from January 1 – April 1, concluded with over 784,000 annual registration filings, marking an increase of more than 29,000 filings over last year’s filing period.

• Three-decades Long Partnership Celebrated in Georgia Lottery's 30th Anniversary Year

  News, April 14, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bills to Improve Literacy and Provide Resources for Safe and Healthy Learning Environments

  News, April 14, 2023

• This Historic Georgia Mansion Is a National Landmark. Now It Can Be Yours for $4 Million.

  News, April 14, 2023

• AG Carr Co-Leads 24-State Coalition, Successfully Blocks WOTUS Rule

  News, April 14, 2023

• Dr. Donald J. Green Named Interim President at Gordon State College

  News, April 14, 2023

• Expedia Releases its Summer Travel Forecast

  News, April 14, 2023

• Percent of Startups Renting Office Space Returns Pre-Pandemic Levels

  News, April 14, 2023

• Private Equity Fundraising Sentiment Bleak in 2023

  News, April 14, 2023

• Robins Financial Credit Union Helping to Build Computer Lab

  News, April 13, 2023

• Steven Ewing Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

  News, April 13, 2023

• 2023 Senate Study Committee on Certificate of Need Reform Announced

  News, April 13, 2023

• The Home Depot Announces Grants for 36 HBCUs at 2023 Retool Your School Awards Celebration

  News, April 13, 2023

• ATA Statement on EPA's Greenhouse Gas Emission Proposals for Heavy-Duty Trucks

  News, April 13, 2023

• 45 Percent of U.S. Employees Say Organizations Aren't Investing in Fostering Employee Connection

  News, April 13, 2023

• New Data Reveals the Top 10 States Most in Need of a Luxury Vacation

  News, April 13, 2023

• Seohan Auto Georgia Announces 180 New Jobs in Liberty County

  News, April 12, 2023

• Premier League Announces Summer Series is Heading to Atlanta

  News, April 12, 2023

• Inaugural Georgia FLEX Finals Set to Begin at Fitzgerald High School College & Career Academy April 13th

  News, April 12, 2023

• 21.0% Of Georgia Homebuyers Are 55+ Years Old, Above U.S. Average

  News, April 12, 2023

• Governor Kemp Announces Judicial Appointments

  News, April 12, 2023

• Business Travel Begins to Take Off, But Full Recovery Experiences Further Delays

  Features, April 12, 2023

  Though leisure travel reached pre-pandemic levels, corporate travel has been slower to return. A variety of factors appear to impact the decision to travel for business including employee safety, client interest in meeting in person, the value of attending a conference, and whether virtual conferencing platforms can replace a trip.

• Best States for Working from Home – WalletHub Study

  News, April 12, 2023

• After Nearly Two Years, New-Vehicle Transaction Prices Fall Below Sticker Price in March 2023

  News, April 12, 2023

• First-time Homebuyers See Now as a Good Time to Buy Despite Market Uncertainty

  News, April 12, 2023

• Cox Charities School Grant Process Open

  News, April 11, 2023

• Senior Art Exhibit Opening Reception at Wesleyan College

  News, April 11, 2023

• Joseph E. Burtner Joins James Bates Brannan Groover

  News, April 11, 2023

• Georgia Ports Growing Big: Mason Mega Rail

  News, April 11, 2023

• Remembering Former UPS CEO Oz Nelson: The CEO Who Moved UPS to ATL

  News, April 11, 2023

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases Financial Commitment Up to $400,000 for Spring Tornado and Severe Storm Relief

  News, April 11, 2023

• Announcing She Leads Webinar Hosted by Secretary Brad Raffensperger: “Marriage and Money: Starting Your Financial Life Together”

  News, April 11, 2023

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in March

  News, April 11, 2023

• Small Business Owners Hopeful in Economy, But See Inflation as a Problem Over Next Two to Five Years

  News, April 11, 2023

• Healthcare Private Equity Deals Reached Nearly $90 Billion in 2022

  News, April 11, 2023

• Touch-A-Truck Event Coming to Perry on April 22nd

  News, April 10, 2023

• SCORE, Small Business Affairs holding Women’s Pitch Contest on Friday, April 14th

  Features, April 10, 2023

  Women interested in starting their own business now have a chance to win capital and professional advice in getting it started, thanks to SCORE Middle Georgia and Macon-Bibb County’s Office of Small Business Affairs.

• MGA Knights Baseball To Host 3rd Annual Stuckey’s Day On April 15th

  News, April 10, 2023

• New Class of Firefighters to Graduate

  News, April 10, 2023

• Kia to Assemble New Electric Vehicle at Georgia Plant

  News, April 10, 2023

• Upcoming Georgia Small Biz Training Events This Week

  News, April 10, 2023

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones Shares His Legislative Priorities Update

  News, April 10, 2023

• USDA, SBA, and FDIC Partner to Foster Economic Growth for Small Businesses, Farmers, and Ranchers in Southern States

  News, April 10, 2023

• Southeastern Grocers Earns Accolades for Commitment to Product Innovation and Authenticity

  News, April 10, 2023

• IT Decision Makers Facing Significant Challenges Amid Rising Recession Concerns

  News, April 10, 2023

• Third-party Logistics Cost Sky-High; SMBs Must Implement New Technology

  News, April 10, 2023

• Macon Community Recognized Nationally for Civic Engagement

  Features, April 07, 2023

  Reimagining the Civic Commons released a report on civic engagement, Investing with Intention: Our Four Outcomes, that focuses on the successes of two cities: Macon, GA and Lexington, KY. They were selected because of their work to advance civic engagement and strengthen democracy through public spaces. For Macon, RCC cites the Macon Action Plan as a national example of how cities can creatively involve residents in improving their communities.

• National Banking Association Selects Milledgeville Community Banker, Derek Williams as ICBA Chairman

  News, April 07, 2023

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