February 2024 News

February 29, 2024

• New Spending Bill from the State Means Improvements at Some Rural Airports in Central Georgia

• 'It's a Viable Business' | Macon Hardware Store with 100 Years of History Looks for new Owner

• Creating a Lasting Impact: Wesleyan's Anjali Seth Named Woman Achiever in Education

• Mount de Sales Middle School Division Head Named

• Laurens County Survey Opens to Get your Opinion on Growth and Development

• 4-H’ers See Leadership in Action During Georgia 4-H Day at the Capitol

• Senate Passes Legislation to Enhance Swatting Penalties

• Macy’s Closing One-third of its Stores while Boosting Bloomingdales

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgia House Passes Bills Addressing CON, Statewide Exemptions and Tax Credits

• Georgia House Passes Bill Suspending Tax Exemption for Data Centers

• Georgia’s HBCUs Deserve More Funding and Attention

• These States Face the Most Competition When Searching for a New Home - Georgia Ranks Fifth

• After 10 Years of Development, Apple Abruptly Cancels its Electric Car Project

• One-Third of Companies Bracing for Higher Employee Turnover

• US Consumer Confidence Retreated in February

• Roadie Survey Finds 80% of Companies Increase Revenue With Same-Day Delivery

February 28, 2024

• Steve Williams Appointed to the Flint Energies Board

• Food Truck Friday Set to Kick Off Centerville's 2024 Event Season this Week

• Forsyth Native, Super Bowl Winner Malik Herring Visits Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital

• Unlocking Innovation in Georgia’s $27 Billion Mobility Industry

• Superintendent Woods Names 2024 AP Honor Schools

• Georgia House Approves CON Reform Measure

• Farm Stress Summit to Address Mental Health Challenges Among Georgia Farming Communities

• Georgia Cardholders Would Benefit 12th Most from Interest Rate Declines

• GSW's Dr. Neal Weaver as Sole Finalist for President of Stephen F. Austin State University