July 2024 News

July 31, 2024

• MGA School of Computing Welcomes Fourth Cohort for Doctor of Science in Information Technology Program

• Macon Residents Mourn Father of PGA Golfer, founder of Macon Volunteer Clinic

• 'I Do It Because I Truly Love This Job' | Meet the Marine Veteran Who Just Won Houston County Teacher of the Year

• Blue Bird and Generate Capital Appoint General Manager for Clean Bus Solutions Joint Venture

• Georgia College Students Install 38 Solar Panels in Baldwin County

• 'A Proven Track Record': Macon Mayhem Hires Previous SPHL Coach as Next Head Coach

• Carter Center Creating Mosaic for Jimmy Carter’s 100th Birthday

• See Where Georgia’s 3 Most Charming Country Stores Are, According to Southern Living

• NLC Releases State of the Cities Report

• State Board of Corrections Chair Dies in Plane Crash

• Georgia Department of Agriculture Dairy Program Recognized for Excellence in Dairy Safety Compliance

• June Unemployment Rates Rise in Georgia Regional Commissions as Seasonal & Student Workers Enter the Summer Job Market

• More Than Half of U.S. Companies Plan to Add New Positions in the Second Half of 2024

• More Than Three in Four U.S. Adults Believe the Social Security System Needs to Change

July 30, 2024

• GA’s Largest Peach Grower Serves 300K Visitors Annually, is Driving Distance from Macon

• 'Call the City Home': Mayhem Will Stay in Macon, Announce Multi-year Extension

• Dublin Resource Closet Sees Double the Need for Donated Clothing

• CGTC Foundation & Georgia VECTR Center to Recognize Green Veterans & General Motors Donation of Technology Equipment for Military Spouse Initiative

• Robins Financial Credit Union Donates $5,000 to Local Fire Department

• Norfolk Southern Awards Over 100 Scholarships to Team Members' Children

• SOS Raffensperger Simplifies Cancelling Voter Registrations and Increasing Voter Roll Accuracy

• Americans For Prosperity- Georgia Releases 2023-2024 Legislative Scorecards

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Declines at a Snail's Pace

• Georgia Residents are 9th Most Impacted by Food Recalls

• Alpharetta Chain Surcheros Plans Big Out-of-state Expansion