News

March 11, 2022

• Study Finds Majority of Companies ll Equipped to Meet Changing Business Needs

• New Data Reveals 84% of Talent is Job Hunting, Yet 60% Believe Companies are Failing to Get Hiring Right

March 10, 2022

• Mayor, Partners to Celebrate First Year of Clean Streets Matter Campaign

• The Cherry Blossom Festival is Back in Full Bloom and Business Owners are Ready for the Crowds

• Lake Oconee Home Builder, Kevin Aycock of Southern Luxury Homes, Opens Home Design Studio to Reynolds

• Desmond Brown, two Others Qualify for Macon Water Authority Chairman

• 'There was so Much Stuff to do in There': Macon Mall Patrons React to Amphitheater Plans

• Vandal Spraypaints MTA Mural

• GPA Increasing Brunswick’s Annual Capacity to 1.4M Vehicles

• The Coca-Cola Company Suspends its Business in Russia

• Gov. Kemp, General Assembly Plan to Temporarily Halt State Gas Tax, Provide Relief to Georgians

• Home Affordability by Generation in Georgia

• The Home Depot Adds Workshops for Pros to Roster of Livestreams

• Aflac Incorporated Releases First Sustainability Bond Report

• Zaxby's Named to Newsweek's Best Loyalty Program 2022 List

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pensions Funded at 102.4% at end of February, Despite Market Downturn

• Businesses to Prioritize People Strategies as Talent Expectations Dominate the CEO Agenda

• Western Governors University Named an Amazon Education Partner for Career Choice Program

March 09, 2022

• Macon Bloom Cam is Back to Show you Blossoms in Real-Time

• Hello Boba! New Bubble Tea Café to Open in Downtown Macon

• Dr. Amanda Miliner Named Principal of Quail Run Elementary School

• Robins Financial Credit Union Announces Manager, Employee and Branch of the Year

• Tubman Museum Presents: 'The Harriet Tubman Women's History Month Awards Brunch"

• Mercer University Binary Bears Capture First Place in ICPC Division II

• Nearly 7 in 10 Workers’ View of Work Changed After the Pandemic

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