News

November 05, 2021

• Applications Open Now for 2021 “Macon Merry” Christmas Parade

• Atrium Health Navicent Trauma Medical Director Reappointed to Georgia Trauma Commission

• GMC and NewDay USA Break Ground on Center for Leadership

• Ports America, Ceres, SSA Atlantic Join Forces in Savannah

• USG Executive Leadership Institute Welcomes the 2021-2022 Class

• Georgia’s Cities Invest in the Future

• Southern Company Reports Third-quarter 2021 Earnings

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Why are Short-Term Vacation Rental Regulations Ramping Up

• 2021 Elections: What A Difference A Year Made

• States Experiencing the Fastest Recovery for Unemployment Claims – WalletHub Study

• Veteran-Owned Small Businesses Play Significant Role in U.S. Economy, but Encounter Difficulties

• Milliman Analysis: Increased Pension Risk Transfer Activity Leads to Rise in Pricing Rate, to 102.7% in September

November 04, 2021

• Stratford and Five Area Private Schools Announce Move to New Athletic Association

• Warner Robins Mayor's Race Heads to Nov. 30 Runoff

• Trees Planted, Dedicated to the Crayton Family

• Movement in the Right Direction: Physical Therapy Instructor and CGTC Assistant Cross Country Coach Hits Her Professional Stride

• Upload and Go: Delta’s New Online Tools Make Travel to the U.S. Easy

• Isakson Honored by National Association of Home Builders

• HHCGA Announces The Ambassador Program

• American Distillers Look to Rebuild Business in Europe

• Rural eConnectivity Program (ReConnect) for Rural Broadband Deadline Announced

• November is Family Engagement Month: Superintendent Woods’ Letter to Parents and Families

• Small Business Hiring Advances in October; Wage Growth Hits Record High

• One in Three Insured Workers Would Consider Leaving Jobs if Health Insurance Weren't a Factor

• Nearly Half of Americans Are Dreading the Holidays as Some Are Still Paying Off Last Year's Holiday Debt

Older Newer