News

March 30, 2023

• Study: Georgia Homeowners Pay Median $2,027 Per Year in Property Taxes

• Accelecom Joins Georgia Broadband Advisory Committee

• US Consumer Confidence Increased Slightly in March

• 2023 Economic Outlook Shows Franchise Job and Unit Growth Trends Ahead of Pre-Pandemic Levels

• Cox Automotive Forecast: An Upside Surprise Expected for U.S. Auto Sales in Q1 2023

March 29, 2023

• Bells Ringing at The Cottages

• Georgia Military College Appoints New Chief of Police

• Macon Communities Come Together for Annual ‘On the Table’ Event

• MGA’s Dublin Campus Partners With Dublin City Schools To Offer Dual Enrollment

• GCSU Students Helping Raise Funds for Milledgeville Fire Rescue

• Georgia Made: GE Appliances Launches New Induction Cooktop Line-Up Manufactured at Its Plant in Walker County

• Port of Savannah Adding 55 Hybrid Yard Cranes

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits up to $200,000 to Support Communities Devastated by Tornado Outbreak

• The Salvation Army Serves Communities Devasted by Deadly Tornadoes Across The South

• AGCO’s 2022 Sustainability Report Shows Solid Progress

• AG Carr, Commissioner King Warn Georgians of Potential Fraud Following Recent Tornadoes

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices Declining

• Half of Employed Consumers Have Supplemental Income Sources in Addition to their Paychecks

• 38% of Organizations Hit with Ransomware in 2022 Were Repeat Victims

March 28, 2023

• Macon-Bibb & Kurobe, Japan Recommit Relationship

• Middle Georgia State University Hosting Arts Festival Events March 27th - April 14th

• Capitol Recap: Week Eleven

• FVSU Announces Spring 2023 Commencement Speaker

• Georgia's in the Top Tier for Public Health Emergency Prep

• Superintendent Woods Announces 2023 Georgia Scholars

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