News

September 23, 2020

• House Demolitions Part of Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park Expansion

• Atlanta Braves Honor Macon Greats Jeff Battcher and Bobby Pope as Hometown Heroes

• Silvervine Insurance Software Launches Evergreen

• Reynolds Lake Oconee to Host LPGA Drive On Championship

• Chemours to Expand in Wayne County as $86M Investment Creates 78 New Jobs

• Nonpartisan Coalition of Georgia Business and Civic Leaders Launch Georgia Support the Vote to Promote Safe, Fair Elections Across the State

• Georgia Radio Is On the Mind as the Peach State Celebrates #Radio100

• Sen. Perdue & Sec. Carson Op-Ed: Opportunity Zones are Lifting Georgians Out of Poverty

• Georgia NCNW Host 2nd State Height Leadership Training...Virtually

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: The Labyrinth of Housing Affordability

• Georgia 4-H Youth Awarded Highest State Honor in Forestry Knowledge

• Senators Loeffler, Cotton Introduce Defending Our Defenders Act

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 5.6% in August

• Survey Finds Many Working Parents Fear Job Loss or Being Penalized During Covid-19

September 22, 2020

• ‘There’s No Debate,’ Masks Vital to Keeping Macon Businesses Afloat, Official Says

• United Way Hosts Diaper Drive across Central Georgia to Help Fulfill Massive NEED

• 'Like You're Going to Your Grandma's House': New Neighborhood Bar and Grill Coming to Bolingbroke

• Events Happening in Macon: September 22nd - 27th

• Wesleyan Ranks on Four College Consensus Best Colleges Lists for 2020

• Amazon Web Services Certificate Courses Open for  Fall  Session 2 Enrollment at CGTC

• Governor Kemp Names 17 Appointments to State Boards

• Dr. Michele Shirley Named North Georgia Technical College Interim President

• Georgia Gas Prices Drop 3 Cents

• GSCPA Announces Accounting Industry Raised Over 1,140,468 Meals for Georgia’s Food Banks

• GMSDC to Host Virtual 2020 Business Opportunity Exchange

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