News

April 26, 2023

• Trust For Public Land Announces New Georgia Advisory Board Members

• Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED Appoints New Chairman

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Georgia Veterans

• Georgia #41 in States Most likely to Use Artificial Intelligence

• Georgia Credit Score Among the WORST in the US, but Likely Not Residents' Fault, Study Finds

• United Parcel Service Surpasses Q1 Earnings Estimates

• The Home Depot Foundation to Fund More than 750 New Housing Units for Veterans Facing Homelessness

• Fort Benning Name Change Set, Fort Gordon Forthcoming

• AGCO Production Supervisor Wins Women in Manufacturing's 2023 Women MAKE Award

• US Consumer Confidence Declined in April

• Parents View Technology Education, Digital Literacy as Essential Classroom Priorities

• Tech Employment Solid Amid Signs of Labor Market Cooling

April 25, 2023

• Macon Volunteer Clinic earns 2023 Gold Rating from NAFC Quality Standards Program

• PAW Patrol Live! Coming to Macon

• New Pub and Restaurant Opens in Downtown Macon

• Dr. Alma Mundy Named Principal of Northside Middle School

• Mercer Creating Pipeline for Graduates with Companies Like Chick-fil-A

• Lt. Governor Jones and Speaker Burns Announce Appointees to Review Georgia’s Tax Credits

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dropped at the Pump

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation Cutting Red Tape for Women-, Minority-, and Veteran-owned Businesses

• Newborn Sweepstakes Offers Georgia Families Opportunity to Win $5,529 for 2023 Baby's College Savings

• Jonesboro Mexican Restaurant Named Best Taco Spot in Georgia

• Equifax, Experian and TransUnion Remove Medical Collections Debt Under $500 From U.S. Credit Reports

• New Survey Reveals "Bucket Lists" and affordability top-of-mind for Americans

• BBB Scam Alert: Job Hunting? Stay Alert

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