News

November 12, 2021

• Jefferson is Georgia's Best City to Earn Money While Sleeping

• Key Georgia Legislator Wants to Reexamine Medical Marijuana Bids

• More Student Supports, Strengthening Teacher Pipeline among Priorities Set by State’s School Chief

• Sports Turf Celebrates 30 Years as the Southeast’s Leader in Athletic Construction

• New ‘Top Docs’ Highlights Ways to Avoid Burnout & Promote Resilience

• Georgia Nonprofit Conducting Charging Station Study to Prep State for Electric Freight Vehicles

• Fitch Rates The Southern Company's Senior Notes 'BBB+'

• Job Growth Increases, No End in Sight for Labor Shortages

• Many Employed Americans Begrudgingly Return to the Office Full Time, Majority Expect Vaccinations to be Mandatory

• Survey Highlights Key Components to Provide Enterprises with an Easier Path to IoT Adoption

November 11, 2021

• Macon Water Authority Names New Executive Director

• Engage Warner Robins Hosts First Meeting

• Piedmont Macon & Piedmont Macon North Recognized with an ‘A’ for Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade

• Dean Baldwin Painting Celebrates Grand Opening of Macon Facility

• Big Band Remix Concert To Feature World Renown Performer

• 2021 Winners of Macon Burger Week

• Aurubis to Open State-of-the-Art Recycling and Copper Smelting Facility in Augusta

• Georgia is Home to the No. 1 Christmas Town in America

• Kyle Jackson Takes Helm as New Executive Director of the Georgia Retailers

• GaDOE Launches Effort to Locate and Support Rural Students Who Have Disengaged from School During Pandemic

• PCOM Announces Thomas J. Gravina as Board Chairman

• Charlie Harper: Veterans Have Earned Our Respect Of Their Sacrifice

• Clover Health Strengthens Presence Across Georgia with New Medicare Advantage Network Contracts

• Deloitte: Holiday Travel Cleared for Take Off, but COVID-19 Continues to Impact the Journey

• Survey: 41% Of Managers Allow Employees To Set Their Own Hours

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