November 2022 News

November 30, 2022

• Ingleside Avenue Gets New Comic Shop

• Warner Robins Hosts Planes & Trains Event

• Discover Middle Georgia: Ocmulgee Mounds National Historic Park

• Springdale Hosting Leadership Day

• Atrium Health Navicent Hospitals Granted National Certification for Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

• Where Georgia Ranks Among States With the Most EV Chargers per Capita

• Veteran Communications Professionals Launch New Firm

• Georgia DOT Employees Win Seven Awards at 2022 Transportation Summit

• Georgia Department of Education Releases 2022 CCRPI Reports

• This Georgia Shop Wound Up Paying for Itself—and the Launch of a Design Studio

• Gary Freed, DO, Honored by State Pediatrics Association for Contributions to Medicine

• Technical College System of Georgia and Western Governors University Announce Partnership

• 4-H Tech Changemakers Help Adults Develop Digital Literacy Skills

• SOS Raffensperger: Largest Early Voting Day in History Disproves Voter Suppression Claims

• US Consumer Confidence Declined Again in November

• IDTechEx Reports on Five Key Technology Trends for Tomorrow's Electric Car

November 29, 2022

• MetroPower Funded Women’s Health Room To be Unveiled at Macon Volunteer Clinic

• Movie Shooting in Juliette Likely a Big Budget Apple Movie

• Macon Businesses See Influx of Holiday Shoppers

• Warner Robins Sees Rise in October Unemployment Rate

• Fairview Park Hospital Awarded ‘A’ Hospital Safety Grade from Leapfrog Group

• Dublin Motel on Historic Preservation List

• Manufacturer Steves & Sons, Inc. to Invest Over $100 Million in Jackson County

• AT&T Expands Fiber Network to Help Close Digital Divide in Georgia

• Bert Brantley Joins the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce as New President and CEO