News

February 24, 2022

• Census Data Shows Dooly County Leads in Population Decline Statewide

• Kia Georgia CEO Talks Supply Chain Disruption and the Coming Electric Vehicle Age

• Georgia Food Truck Owners Worry About High Cost of Fees and Permits

• Waycross-Ware Development Authority Begins Search For President & CEO

• Survey: 60% of Teens Would Prefer to Start a Business Over Having a Traditional Job

• Consumer Confidence Declined Slightly in February

• 2022 Economic Forecast Shows Franchising Leads U.S. Recovery

February 23, 2022

• WorkSource Macon-Bibb Announces New Officers and Board Members

• Warner Robins City Administrator Resigns

• Atrium Health Navicent Executive Named to National List of 50 Community Hospital CFOs to Know in 2022

• MGA To Launch Graduate Certificate In Strategic Business Communication

• Dublin Funeral Home Celebrates Century of Service, Looks Back on Contributions

• Airmen Develop Leadership Skills Through Flying Tiger University

• Governor Announces More Than $422M in Awards to Reinforce Water and Sewer Infrastructure in Communities Across the State

• Proposed Legislation Would Dramatically Alter Georgia Medical Cannabis Program

• The Impact of the Pandemic on the Mental Health and Education of Youth

• The Home Depot Announces 2021 Results; Expects Growth to Slow in 2022

• Georgia’s 10th Annual Monadnock Madness Event- Come Explore Georgia’s Granite Mountains

• AAA: Georgia Pump Price Average Up 4 Cents

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Reports 18.8% Annual Home Price Gain For Calendar 2021

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 0.6% in January

• Salaries Increase Across Industries as Workers Drive Change in Today's Labor Market, New Randstad USA Report Finds

February 22, 2022

• Wesleyan College is Now a Member of the New Division III Collegiate Conference of the South

• 'It's Too Much': Popular Asian Market in Macon Vlosing After One Year of Business

• Firefly Trail Ticket to Ride Rolls again March 26th

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