News

November 09, 2022

• H&H Founder Dies at the Age of 93

• Atrium Health Navicent President and CEO Named to Georgia Trend’s ‘GEORGIA 500’ List

• Houston County High School Opens New Competition Gym

• The Historic Cannonball House to host Candlelight Apparitions

• Gov. Kemp Wins Re-election, Senate Runoff

• University System of Georgia Enrollment at 334,459 for Fall 2022

• The Home Depot Announces 2022 Innovation Award Winners

• Southern Company Builds on Sustainability Transparency Leadership

• Record $2.04B Powerball Jackpot Run Generates $41.1M for Education, $15.2M in Prizes in Georgia

• AT&T, FEMA & Argonne Launch Portal to Help Communities Prep for Extreme Weather

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker Recognizing Southern Christian Leadership Conference

• Southeastern Grocers Awards 30 Nonprofits with $300,000 in Grant Funds

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Declined in October

• New Report Finds 67% of Business Leaders Launched Automation Initiatives for IT Operations Management in 2022

• BBB Scam Alert: Beware of Health Care Cons During Open Enrollment

November 08, 2022

• Piedmont Macon, Macon North Finalize Community Health Needs Assessment, Begin Implementation

• Macon-Bibb County Transit Authority Updates RIDE FOREVER Protocol for U.S. Military Veterans

• Cherry Blossom Festival Salutes our Central Georgia Veterans

• Colony Bank Names Ed Canup Chief Revenue Officer, President of Banking Solutions

• Houston County Schools Celebrate Family Engagement Month in November

• The Grand Opera House's 'Broadway Does' Cabaret Series Brings Central Georgia Talent into the Spotlight

• First Hyundai Motor Group Supplier to Build Facility in Bulloch County

• USG Highlights Ethical Culture Through Ethics Awareness Week

• Major Fuel Company Warns of Coming Diesel Fuel Shortage to Impact Georgia Farmers

• October State Net Tax Revenues Up 9.3%

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