News

May 05, 2022

• Warner Robins Seeing Businesses, Residents Moving from North Side of Town

• Mercer to Confer Degrees to More Than 2,300 Graduates During Five Commencements

• Eighteen Students from Houston County Participate in Georgia Future Educators Signing Day

• Georgia Had the 4th Most Job Openings in the U.S.

• Georgia-based Nutrition Nonprofit MANA Nutrition Breaks Ground on $36 Million Expansion in Fitzgerald

• Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council Seeks Sub-Grant Applications

• Gov. Kemp Signs Inform Consumers Act to Combat Organized Retail Crime

• AG Chris Carr Secures Over $4M for Georgia Consumers Deceived by TurboTax

• Georgia DOT Recognizes Hurricane Preparedness Week

• InsiderAdvantage/FOX 5 Atlanta Poll: Kemp Enjoys Comfortable Lead as Early Voting Commences

• ETR Technology Survey Cites Cybersecurity as Highest Priority for IT Spending

• 37% of Consumers Trust Social Media Influencers Over Brands

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 247,000 Jobs in April

May 04, 2022

• Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force stops by Robins

• Local Businesses Prepare for Mother’s Day Traffic

• The Big House Museum Brings People Together for an Evening of Live Music

• M&R Marketing is Hiring a Full-Time Account Manager

• Forsyth Hosting Second ‘Taco Week’

• Warner Robins Council Votes to Keep Independence Day Celebration at McConnell-Talbert Stadium

• Record Primary Turnout and No Lines on First Day of Voting

• Georgia Chamber CEO Chris Clark: PRO Act Is A Threat To Georgia's Economy

• The Home Depot Announces $150 Million Venture Capital Fund to Fuel Innovation in Retail and Home Improvement

• Georgia Foundation for Public Education Awards $90,000 in Innovative Education Fund Grants

• SBA’s National Small Business Week “Building a Better America Through Entrepreneurship” Bus Tour Kicks Off in Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Protect Freedom of Speech on Public Higher Education Campuses

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