News

April 25, 2022

• Warner Robins Sees Rise in March Unemployment

• Keep Macon-Bibb Beautiful Supporting Three Community Cleanups

• Governor Kemp Names 40 Appointments to State Boards

• Flavor of Georgia Grand Prize Goes to Hart Dairy

• GA Has Born the 14th Most MVPs in American Sports History

• Regional Commissions See Mostly Flat March Unemployment Rates

• 2.19% Of Georgia Homes Sold for $1M+

• A Rundown of Georgia’s Crowded Primary Elections

• Darton Health Professions Continuing Education Units Announced for Health Professionals

• Improving Georgia Land Conservation Through Algorithms

• Survey: Consumers Are Expanding Their Expectations and Definition of Sustainability

• States With the Most Expensive College Tuition

• T. Rowe Price Research Finds that about Half of Workers Participate in Retirement Plans

April 22, 2022

• The Methodist Home is Celebrating Their 150th Anniversary

• Goodwill to Support Relief Efforts for Ukrainian Refugees

• Macon Sees Rise in March Unemployment Rate

• Macon Mayor Discusses First Responders, Blight and Growth in State of Community

• Warner Robins Working to Create ‘Greenway’

• Colony Bankcorp Reports First Quarter Results & New Cost Initiative

• Loved Ones Recall Legacy of Macon Singer, Businessman Hines Causey, Sr.

• Horticultural Container Manufacturer East Jordan Plastics to Invest $44 million in Toombs County

• FirstNet, Built with AT&T is Connecting More First Responders Across Georgia

• Earth Day, “Drawdown Georgia” Using Social Media to Implement Change

• Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance and InvoiceCloud to Launch New Online Payment System

• 2022 Georgia Baby to Win $5,529 for College

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