News

January 08, 2021

• USDA Invests $4.6 Million in High-Speed Broadband in Rural Georgia

• Nineteen Georgia Business Brokers Achieve 2020 GABB Million Dollar Club

• GDOL Issues Continued Assistance Act Payments to over 166,000 Georgians

• Savannah Cancels St. Patrick’s Parade, Again

• Georgia Society of Professional Engineers Online Meeting Set for January 11th

• GaDOE Dedicates $200,000 to Expand fine Arts Education in Rural Schools

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation Adds 2 New Board Members

• Georgia Power Named Corporate Partner of the Year by Latin American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia

• COVID-19 Stimulus Is the Top Regulatory Issue Facing Businesses in 2021

• Small Business Owners: Improving Usability and Accessibility Benefits Everyone

• New Year's Financial Resolutions: Nearly 61% Plan to Save More in 2021

• Macon’s Labor Force Increases in November

January 07, 2021

• Macon’s Cherry Blossom Festival is Back for 2021. Here’s Info on Events, Tickets

• This Downtown Perry Shop Offers a Cup of Freshly Roasted Coffee and a Rooftop View

• Georgia Artisan Turns Wood Salvaged from 2019 downtown Macon Historic House Fires Into Furniture

• Colony Bank Announces Promotion of Jim Jowers to Director of Project Management, SVP

• Macon-Bibb, Partners Announce Effort to Help Families in Need, Homeless during Cold Months

• Carl Vinson VA Medical Center Announces Housing Project on Campus

• Scott D. Shipley Joins James-Bates-Brannan-Groover-LLP

• Georgia-Pacific Announces Agreement to Sell Nonwovens Business to Glatfelter

• Georgia Power Distributes 8,000 Energy Efficiency Kits and 150,000 LED Light Bulbs Across State

• Georgia Forestry Commission Director Named by Governor Kemp

• GaDOE Provides $244,000 to Expand STEM and STEAM Programs in Rural Schools

• Josh Brooks Named University of Georgia Director of Athletics

• Georgia Rural Hospital Tax Credit Program Gets More Favorable State Audit

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