News

August 19, 2021

• Macon-Bibb County Commission Lowers Millage Rate

• Forrest B. Johnson & Associates to Donate $10,000 to Bibb Education Foundation

• Staff Sgt. Felicia R. Rivers Airman Leadership School to Accept Civilians at Robins

• LBA Ware Makes the Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest-growing Companies for the Third Consecutive Year

• Georgia Residents Have 11th Most Credit Card Debt in U.S.

• Census Results Rank Bryan County as Fastest-growing County in Georgia

• Georgia Delegation Working to Help State Peanut Farmers

• Georgia Power Retirees Donate More 11,500 Hours of Service to the Community in 2021

• The Atlanta United Foundation's GA 100 Campaign Announces Phase Two Grants To Build Soccer Mini-Pitches Throughout Georgia

• AM Best Upgrades Credit Ratings for Georgia Farm Bureau Group Members

• Privacy Concerns Rise As Businesses Report Increased Personal Data Collection

• Smart Homes Narrowing Digital Divide And Benefit Even Less Tech Savvy Consumers, Study Reveals

• Cash Flow Management Mistakes Throttling Small Business Growth, Business Funding Specialists Say

August 18, 2021

• Wesleyan Welcomes New Members to the Board of Trustees

• Robins’ Plastic and Composite Shop Makes Repairs to Aircraft for Sustainment Mission

• Robins Financial Sponsors Back the Blue Glow Run

• Langford Allergy Named in Inc. 5000 List for Third Consecutive Year

• Georgia to Boost Hospital Funding to Fight New Coronavirus Surge

• Georgia Manufacturing, Technology Sectors Could See Massive Boost in 5G Economy, Report Says

• American Trailer World Creates 225 Jobs at Expanded Franklin County Carry-On Trailer Facility, Hiring Immediately

• Dat Tran Named President of Southern Company Subsidiary PowerSecure

• UAPRN of Georgia to Host Annual United for Healthcare Summit for Medical Professionals Across Georgia

• “We will Not Shut Down”: Kemp Gives Update on State’s COVID-19 Response

• The Home Depot Announces Q2 Results

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Down A Penny

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