News

June 14, 2021

• MGA’s First Doctorate Attracts Aspiring Technology Leaders and Educators

• New Agreement Between CGTC and GSW Smooths Transition for Information Technology Students

• Wellston Park Event - "Pups In The Park" Set for July 3rd

• Bikers Ride through Macon in Support of C.O.P.S. Organization

• Georgia Tourism Springs Back To Life, Businesses Struggle To Regain Staffing

• Technology Association of Georgia Announces Final Agenda for Fintech South

• Dr. T. Ramon Stuart Named President of Clayton State University

• Charlie Harper: Economic Statistics Indicate Worst of Pandemic is Behind Us

• GMA President: Moving Forward with Respect

• Georgia Power Offers its Top 10 Energy-saving Tips to Help Lower Summer Bills

• U.S. Millennials Want to Do Business on Chat and Businesses Need to Catch Up

• New Renewable Fuel May be 3 Times More Powerful Than Gasoline

• How to Prepare US Workers for the Post-Pandemic Economy: Report Lays out Plan for Business Leaders, Educators, & Policymakers

June 11, 2021

• MTA Wins Downtown Challenge Grant

• STEM Engineering Camp for Girls at Houston County Career Academy

• Fairview Park Hospital Recognizes Nurse of the Year & Excellence in Nursing After “The Year of the Nurse”

• Events Happening in Macon: June 10th - 20th

• Georgia Reinstates Pre-Pandemic Unemployment Insurance Requirements

• Finalist Named for Georgia State University Presidency

• Georgia Chamber Announces 2021 ‘Legislators of the Year'

• Small Town Georgia Police Chief Is Hard On Crime But Soft On People

• Healthcare Georgia Foundation Announces Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs, Inc. (ACE) as Recipient of Strategic Health Impact Investment Funding

• Gov. Kemp Announces Plug Power Opening Green Manufacturing Plant in Camden County

• Michael Foor Named President of State Operations in Georgia for Kinetic

• Voting Opens for the Final Designs of Tybee Island Lighthouse License Plate

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