News

March 01, 2021

• 'No One Has the Same Taste I Have': Warner Robins Man Opens BBQ food Truck

• Showtime’s ‘First Ladies’ Starring Viola Davis Films in Macon as Industry Recovers

• Mercer Medicine Holds Ribbon-Cutting for New Rural Health Clinic in Putnam County

• Clayton State University, Gordon State College Partner to Form Master’s Nursing Degree Pathway

• Crawford County and City of Roberta Launch Comprehensive Plan

• State Awards Grant Funding for Adult Education Division at CGTC

• Georgia Ranks in Top States for Payment Timeliness for Initial UI Claims

• Georgia CTAE Graduation Rate Rises to 97.18%

• Delta & Deloitte Commit to Reducing Carbon Emissions Via Sustainable Fuel Agreement

• Listening Sessions Scheduled for USG Chancellor Search

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Get on Board with Buses for Equitable Transit

• Southeastern Grocers Releases Corporate Social Responsibility Commitment

• AG Chris Carr Warns Tech Support Scams are on the Rise

• Future Looks Rosy for Industrial Real Estate, Says CommercialEdge

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in January

• Nearly 90% of Millennials Invest Their Money, While Only 55% are Confident in Their Money Management Skills

February 26, 2021

• First Starbucks Location Coming to Forsyth

• Events Happening in Macon: February 26th - March 7th

• Georgia VECTR Center to Welcome Veteran Chef for Live Cooking Demonstration February 26

• FVSU Announces Participation in the ACE Internationalization Laboratory

• District Hosting Virtual Career Fair on March 6th

• Kemp Expands COVID-19 Vaccination Eligibility to Georgia Teachers, Others

• Georgia State Forecaster Says “Proper” Recovery Will Occur Only After Full Vaccine Dissemination

• Seven Georgia Locations On List Of Nation's Worst Bottlenecks

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: After Texas, Cents and Sensibility in Georgia Energy Policy

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