News

February 03, 2023

• Georgia First-time Homebuyer Assistance Programs

• Working Seniors in Georgia Earn a Median $54,289 per Year

• The Progress Project by Hyundai Commences for a Second Year, Supporting Black-Owned Businesses in Georgia

• Study: States Having the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• Home Rents on the Rise: Double-Digit Increases in 52% of U.S. Cities

• Hospitality Businesses are Turning to Technology to do Better with Less Amidst Labour Shortages and Economic Uncertainty

February 02, 2023

• Macon Restaurants Welcome Food Delivery Bill

• Flint Energies Plans April 1st Rate Changes

• River Edge to Host Hiring Event February 8th

• The Black Heritage Trail of Macon: Available Today in the App Store; Van Tours Available Through February

• Robins Financial Sponsors Military Scholarships

• Georgia Lawmakers Commend Kia for Manufacturing and Its Impact to the State

• Proposed Senate Bill Would Ban Plastic Grocery Bags in Georgia

• Rivian Opponents Refile Lawsuits to Challenge State’s Site Takeover

• AG Carr, Department of Revenue and Better Business Bureau Recognize Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week

• Georgia Saw a 25.0% Increase in Median Down Payment During COVID

• UGA’s Economic Impact Grows to Record High of $7.6 Billion

• AmeriHealth Caritas Appoints Marla Purvis Market President for Georgia

• New Georgia Company Addresses Gaps in Key Manufacturing Processes

• US Consumer Confidence Declined in January

• U.S. Companies Anticipate Increased Hiring in the First Half of 2023

February 01, 2023

• Join the Conversation: ‘On the Table’ Returns to Middle Georgia

• Downtown Macon Businesses Hindered by Film Crews Coming to Town

• MTA to Vote on Bus Fare Increase for First Time in 24 Years

• Carl Vinson VA Medical Center Provided 235 Permanent Housing Placements to Homeless Veterans

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