October 2021 News

October 29, 2021

• Macon Sees an All-Time Low Unemployment Rate

• Sony Music Publishing Signs Global Deal to Administer Gregg Allman Catalog

• Events Happening in Macon: October 29th - November 7th

• Warner Robins Sees an All-Time Low Unemployment Rate

• Georgia’s First Steps Coordinator of the Year

• SK Group to Locate First of its Kind Glass-based Semiconductor-part Venture in Covington

• Nearly $10M in Democracy Grants from Blank Family Foundation Announced

• MBS Equipment Company Unveils New East Coast Headquarters in Georgia

• New AAA Travel Survey Shows 46% of Georgians Lock in Plans Before November

• NYT: To Save a Swirling Season, Atlanta Turned to Soft Serve

• Tips for a Safe and Fun Halloween

• Bryan Miller, Grandson of Late Governor Zell Miller, Running for Lt. Gov.

• Friday Health Plans Launches Georgia Sales with Lowest-Priced Plans in Many Markets

• Consumer Confidence Increased in October

• As Cyber Events Plague U.S. Execs, Some Still Have No Cyber Plan

• Annual Home Price Gains Remained High In August According To S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index

October 28, 2021

• Fort Valley Mayor Candidates Explore Ways to Connect With City's Youth and Curb Crime

• Beyond The Bell Upson County Invites Community Members to Join Prevention Coalition

• Celebrate Dairy Queen’s Miracle Treat Day in Central Georgia to Benefit Children at Atrium Health Navicent Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital

• New Businesses Coming to Thomaston Road

• GMC Main Campus Announces Junior College Residential Communities at Station on McIntosh and Revelry Flats Apartments

• World Series Economic Impact in Cobb County Estimated to be in the Millions

• Cannondale to Double Georgia Workforce, Open State-of-the-Art Assembly Facility in Effingham County

• Delta Reveals First-Ever Dedicated TSA Precheck Lobby, Bag Drop

• Georgia Economy Is 20th Most Dependent on Securities Trading