News

May 04, 2022

• United for Healthcare Summit to be Held in Atlanta

• Wage Gains Continue for Workers of U.S. Small Businesses; Job Growth Moderates Slightly in April

• 47% of Business Owners Report Pre-Covid Revenue + 2022’s Best Financial Products for Business – WalletHub Survey

• One-Third of Small Businesses Spent Less Than $10,000 Creating Their Mobile App

May 03, 2022

• The Business of Macon Film: Do You Have a Starring Role?

• Flint Energies to Fund Mural Projects in Buena Vista and Fort Valley

• Blue Bird Lauds EPA's 2022 Clean School Bus Rebate Program

• Macon-Bibb Partners with Non-profit to Host Potato Giveaway

• Houston County School District to Host Mental Wellness Summit

• GDOT District 3 Awarded a Total of 7 Projects

• Theatre Macon to Produce The Color Purple

• Seven Georgia Hotels Now Ranked as Some of the Best in the World

• Georgia 'refilleries' Having a Resurgence, Helping Customers Cut Back on Plastic

• Gov. Kemp Signs Major Opioid Legislation to Secure $636 Million for Treatment and Prevention

• Aflac Enhances Group Critical Illness Insurance

• 2/3 of the U.S. Population Now Lives Paycheck to Paycheck

• Travel & Tourism Sector Expected to Create Nearly 126 Million New Jobs within the Next Decade

• Employee Influence Grows: 43% Set to Quit Jobs for Better Pay

• Tech Unemployment Rate at Near-Record Low on Strength of Employer Hiring Activity, CompTIA Analysis Finds

May 02, 2022

• Voters to Pick New Chairman for Macon Water Authority

• Spring Career Fair 'Fares' Well for Goodwill

• Janice Ross named Georgia's County Clerk of the Year

• Macon Bike Walk Month Returns in May

• Wellston Park in Warner Robins Hosts Spring 'Pups in the Park'

• STARBASE ROBINS STEM Powered Girls and Super STEM Boys Adventure Summer Academies

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