News

August 07, 2023

• Writer's Strike Doesn't Stop Macon Film Production Company from Creating

• Bibb Updates Special Event Permit Application Process, Closing 'Loophole'

• Portion of Road Along Bowden Golf Course to be Dedicated in Honor of Jim Hickman

• Chief Judge Howard Sims Retires After 37 Years

• Mercer Plans to Boost Rural Healthcare, Train Medical Professionals in Taylor County

• Wages Growing the Most in these Georgia Metros

• Georgia DOT Awards $172.6 Million in Construction Contracts

• Governor Kemp Announces New Georgia Public Broadcasting CEO

• Commissioner Bruce Thompson Stands Firm Against Unemployment Insurance Fraud

• SOS Raffensperger Applauds Congress for Taking Up Four of His Five-step Plan for National Election Integrity

• Applications Now Open for UGA Institute of Government’s 2023-2024 Public Finance Leadership Academy

• US Job Growth Continues, but Slows, in July

• Employee Retention Outranks Revenue and Sales Growth as Employers' Top Operational Priority, New Gallagher Study Finds

• Strong Consumer Loyalty and Economic Confidence Amidst Early Shopping Season

August 04, 2023

• CGTC and Trinity School of Medicine Sign Historic Agreement for Medical Professions Pathway

• Nonprofit Transforms Warner Robins Home for Child with Special Needs

• Events Happening in Macon: August 4th - August 13th

• I-16/I-75 Interchange Improvement Project Updates

• New Macon Convenience Center Opens on Ninadel Drive

• Atrium Health Earns National Recognition for Top Stroke Treatment Across Southeast

• Mount de Sales Academy Named National Beta School of Distinction

• Duckshin Housing Plans First US Facility in Athens-Clarke County

• The Average Georgian Has a Debt Anxiety Threshold of $25,526, Finds Study

• Nominations Still Open for New UGA-run Statewide Youth Leadership Program

• Georgia Famous 'Peches" Stand has Been in Business for More than 35 Years

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