July 2023 News

July 31, 2023

• Warner Robins Sees Slight Uptick in June Unemployment Rate

• GaDOE Releases 2022-2023 Milestones Data, Bibb County School District Steady & Improved

• Camera Enforcement of School Speed Limits Begins Tuesday

• Robins Financial Credit Union to Support Macon Regional Crimestoppers and Middle Georgia Justice

• 'You Will Not be Disappointed': Loom Triples the Action for Macon Baking Week with Cheesecake Trio

• Georgia Milestones Student Assessment Scores Improve in 2022-23

• Chick-fil-A Testing Drive-thru Restaurant Where Orders Arrive in a Chute

• This Scenic Georgia Highway Named 1 of the Most Feared Roadways in U.S.

• The Majority of Georgia’s Regional Commissions See Slight Uptick in Unemployment

• Study: 2023’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates

• BBB Scam Alert: Double Check that QR Code Before you Pay for Parking

• Survey Finds 75% of Mid-Sized Businesses Expect Revenue to Increase in the Next 12 Months Despite Economic Challenges

July 28, 2023

• Macon Sees Slight Uptick in June Unemployment Rate

• Everything You Need to Know for Bragg Jam this Weekend

• Events Happening in Macon: July 28th - August 5th

• Warner Robins’ Camp Bow Wow Manager Raises Awareness on Pet Safety in Scorching Heat

• Black Wing Week’ Aims to Promote Black-owned businesses in Macon

• New Laws Affecting Georgia Local Government Employers

• Things to Eat, Drink, and Do During a Layover at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport

• The Home Depot Sets New Goals to Reduce Carbon Emissions, Invests More in Training in Frontline Associates

• Norfolk Southern, SMART-TD Collaborate to Enhance Conductor Training and Raise Craft Trainer Pay

• Delta Air Lines Re-launching Flights to this Caribbean Island for first Time in a Decade

• JAMES Magazine Online: Experts Share Workforce Needs during Senate Study Committee Hearing

• Study: States Experiencing the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• Americans are Sinking Money they Don't Have into Credit Cards They Can't Pay Off