News

September 26, 2023

• 57% of SMEs Have Experienced a Cybersecurity Breach According to Survey

• 44% Of New Hires Regret their Decision Within a Week, BambooHR Study Finds

• More Than 90% of North American Companies Have Relocated Production and Sourcing Over the Past Five Years

September 25, 2023

• City of Forsyth celebrates 200 Years at Bicentennial Festival

• Perry International Festival Returns for Third Year, has Exciting New Features

• Tangie Herring Nominated for Prestigious Community Excellence Award

• River Edge Holds Groundbreaking for New Downtown Macon facility

• Macon-Bibb Commissioners Place Moratorium on Solid Waste Facilities, Putting Proposed Mead Road Waste Transfer Station on Hold

• August Unemployment Rate Rises in Warner Robins

• Former President Jimmy Carter, First Lady Rosalynn attend Plains Peanut Festival

• 13 Most Beautiful Small Towns In Georgia You Should Visit

• Zaxby’s Opens First To-go-only Restaurant in Georgia

• Georgia’s Regional Commissions See Rise in August Unemployment

• Senate Research Office Rebrands to Senate Office of Policy and Legislative Analysis

• LaGrange College Signs Agreement with PCOM Georgia to Benefit Students Seeking Degrees in Medicine and Pharmacy

• Georgia Revealed Among States Spending the Most on Lotteries

• AG Carr Announces $35M Multistate Settlement with Leasing Company Tempoe

• Survey Shows Business Owner Optimism Soars To 21-Year Record High While Hiring Concerns Linger

• Mild Recession Remains Likeliest Outcome as Inflation and Labor Markets Cool

• 2023’s Best & Worst States for Teachers, WalletHub Study

• Home Flipping Activity Drops as Profits Rise Across U.S.In Second Quarter of 2023

September 22, 2023

• Georgia National Fair Partners with Middle Georgia Community Food Bank for Food Drive

• City of Forsyth Reflecting with its Bicentennial Celebration this Weekend

• August Unemployment Rate Rises in Macon

• Events Happening in Macon: September 22nd - October 1st

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