News

February 10, 2023

• Charlie Harper: Working Georgians Lack Homes They Can Purchase

• Travelers Are Scaling Back Spring Break Trips This Year, Survey Finds

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) Update

• Less Than Two in 10 Job Seekers Rate Their Recent Recruitment Process Experience as Excellent

February 09, 2023

• Damage from Last July's Train Derailment in Warner Robins to be Repaired

• SHINE Activates Vacant Storefronts in Downtown Macon

• CGTC to Host Fly Summit for Area High School Students and Community Partners

• Middle Georgia Regional Library Sees Boost in Circulation After Waiving Youth Book Late Fees

• Bike Walk Macon Hosting ‘Night Cycling 101’ Today to Promote Safe Biking

• Robins Financial Credit Union Continues Sponsorship of Macon’s First Friday

• Third Graders Host Houston County Marketplace February 8 - 10

• Atrium Health Navicent Urges Community to Prioritize Cardiac Health During American Heart Month

• Gov. Kemp Announces 48 Appointments to Boards, Authorities, and Commissions

• Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport #1 Most Reliable U.S. Airport

• Georgia Lawmakers Push to Increase State's Minimum Wage

• GPSC Commissioner Jason Shaw: Clean Energy Future Depends on Natural Gas

• SOS Raffensperger Announces Recovery of Funds In Settlement Against Unregistered Crypto Firm

• Georgia DOT Awards $150 Million in Construction Contracts in December

• 2023’s Most Glamorous Cities in America

• Survey: Almost Half of Consumers Used Credit Cards for Holiday Spending

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funding Ratio Drops to 109.3%

February 08, 2023

• Macon-Bibb Gives Public Safety Incentive, Finishes Raising Minimum Wage

• Coca-Cola Holding Clean Streets Matter Litter Pickup Event

• Some Central Georgia Schools are Getting a Piece of a $15,000,000 Grant

• UGA Regional Leadership Program Connects Middle Georgia

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