News

March 01, 2022

• This Atlanta Startup Helps People Curtail Alcohol Use: It's Grown to 100,000 Users

• CAES Generates Record-Setting $686.3 Million Annual Economic Impact in Georgia

• Georgia Pump Price Average Spike 13 Cents

• Federal-State Partnership for State of Good Repair Grant Program

• Vestavia Hills Chamber Launches Executive Search For President

• Georgia Had the 20th Fewest Homebuyers Under 25 in 2020

• Consumers Optimistic About Cruise Travel in 2022

• The Outdoor Living Trends to Expect in 2022

• Job Seekers Acknowledge the Need for Training When Making a Career Move CompTIA Research Finds

February 28, 2022

• Georgia National Rodeo Brings Economic Boost to Perry

• Hargray to Award $6,000 to Help Students Dream Bigger

• New Library Annex, Architectural Firm Approved for Macon Mall Renovation

• Warner Robins Siblings Open Storefront Selling Baked Goods to Save for College

• Dr. Dan Callahan Honored With 2021 Senator Sam Nunn Community Leadership Award

• Liberty Media Reports $6 Million in Baseball Revenue per 2021 Atlanta Braves Home Game

• Coca-Cola UNITED Celebrates Opening of $65 Million Tifton Sales Center

• Georgia Chamber Foundation Recommends Steps to Stronger Cybersecurity

• The Millennial Share of Home Purchase Loans in Georgia Was 28.6%

• Charlie Harper - Ignoring Foreign Threats Doesn’t Make Them Go Away

• 'Very Stressful' - Ukrainian Living in Georgia is Praying for Loved Ones, Raising Awareness and Raising Funds

• Southeastern Grocers Foundation Donates $250,000 for Relief Efforts in an Outpouring of Support for Ukraine

• Registration Open for UGA-Sponsored Precision Agriculture Workshops

• 1 In 4 Workers May Leave Their Job In 2022

• New Survey Confirms Majority of Americans Prefer Telehealth During COVID-19

• Americans Are Split on State of the Economy, Edward Jones Survey Finds

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