News

August 10, 2022

• As More Businesses Move to Bass Road, What's Being Done About the Traffic?

• Celebrating Black Business Month with Fun & Educational Events

• Macon-Bibb Planning and Zoning Denies Plan to Demolish Century-old Home, Replace It with Gardens

• My Eyelab Opens New Store in Warner Robins Area

• Tykes, Tots, and Teens Consignment Sale Brings Savings to Parents

• Warner Robins Teen Starts Vending Machine Business in Her Own School

• Partnership for Inclusive Innovation Announces 2022 Smart Communities

• AT&T Using Amphibious Vehicles, Drones During Disasters

• Chick-fil-A Announces New Community Scholarship Program

• CleanSpark Acquires Plug-in Ready Bitcoin Mining Facility in Georgia

• Sarah Jacobs Chosen to Lead ​Economic Development for Coweta County

• Film Business Is Big Business in Georgia

• Georgia DOT Partners with Indeed to Host Virtual Job Fair on Thursday

• Habitat for Humanity Partners with U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

• Survey Reveals Middle Market Businesses Continuing to Thrive Despite Macroeconomic Pressures

• Paychex Research Reveals Job Stability and Meaningful Work Are What Makes Employees Stay

• Teens and Tech: CompTIA Report Explores Views on Their Use of Technology, Career Options and the Future of Work

August 09, 2022

• River Edge Interim CEO Named

• Mayor, Commission to Discuss Creation of Airport Director Position in Macon

• Macon Mental Health Matters Announces New Pop-Up Gyms Schedule

• Sen. Larry Walker Receives 2022 ACCG Legislative Service Award

• Atrium Health Navicent Baldwin Designated as Georgia Remote Treatment Stroke Center

• UPS to Acquire Multinational Healthcare Logistics Provider Bomi Group

• Georgia Ports Off to Accelerated Start in New Fiscal Year

• 46.3% of Georgia Businesses are Seeing Domestic Supplier Delays

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