News

October 03, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dips Lower

• Zaxby's Breaks Into the Top 50 on the Franchise Times Top 400

• Georgia to Allow NIL Deals for High School Athletes

• UPS to Acquire MNX in Strategic Move to Expand Global Healthcare and Time-Critical Capabilities

• Senate Press Office Announces New Director & Deputy Director

• PSC Commissioners Echols & Shaw Launch High School Glass Recycling Contest

• UGA Welcomes Newton County as New Archway Partnership Community

• Georgia 4-H Celebrates Outstanding Youth Leadership During National 4-H Week

• Odds Are 1 in 4 Americans Will Fall Victim to Online Crime

• Instructure Survey Shows Most Teachers, Students Are Optimistic About AI in the Classroom

• Deloitte: Travel Leaders Embrace Automation and Tech as Workforce Challenges Continue to Weigh on Industry

October 02, 2023

• Middle Georgia State University Students Visit Bibb Schools to Gain Real-world Teaching Insight

• Macon Kids Learn Baseball from MLB Players at ‘Play Ball’ Event

• Washington County Fire Chiefs Propose New Budget to Maintain Quality of Fire Services

• Festival Celebrates Clay, Glass, Wood & Metal Art

• Atrium Health Navicent Continues Program to Help Georgians Start Careers in Health Care

• As He Turns 99, Jimmy Carter’s Hometown Honors the Former President as a Global Humanitarian – and a Good Friend

• Georgia Among the States Most Interested in Investing in Property

• GFPE Awards Grants to Support Educational Innovation in Rural Schools

• Norfolk Southern Announces New Approach to Engaging Communities

• Cities Connect: Funding Through the OneGeorgia Authority

• Georgia Named as One of the Most Sleep Deprived States, New Study Finds

• Charlie Harper: Failure Isn’t Just an Option. For Some, It is the Goal.

• Randy Nuckolls Honored with Georgia 4-H Lifetime Achievement Award

• Georgia Families may Face Increased Child Care Prices as Pandemic-era Funding Sunsets

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