News

March 23, 2023

• Athens-Clarke County Firefighters Receive Important Cancer Screening

• Georgia Banks Stable in Wake of Signature, Silicon Valley Banks Collapsing, Says State

• Chick-fil-A Plans Huge Overseas Expansion

• New Exhibit Opening Soon: Georgia’s Historic Disasters and Disaster Planning

• Georgia Homeowners Pay a Median $2,027 per Year in Property Taxes

• Brakes Tapped on Bill that Would Allow Heavier 18-wheelers on Georgia Roads

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces 2023 Poetry Out Loud State Champion

• Inflation Continues to Be the Top Challenge for Restaurants, Survey Finds

• Constant Contact's Small Business Now Report Finds Americans Are Ready To Turn Recession Into Opportunity

March 22, 2023

• ThriveWorx Founder: Knowing Your Core Values

• Elwood & Goetz Named One of America’s Best Places to Work for Financial Advisors by InvestmentNews

• Cedar Shoals and Clarke Central High Schools Named Advanced Placement (AP) Honor Schools

• Georgia General Assembly Passes Private Auto Insurance Rate Filing Reform

• Georgia High School Students Compete in Culinary Competition

• Chick-Fil-A Is Officially Ditching Its Side Salad

• PCOM Georgia Alumni Return to Teach

• A Passion for Cars and Partnership with the UGA SBDC Result in Thriving Business

• Domain Timber Advisors to Lead Investment Management of U.S. Southeast & Pacific Northwest Timberland Portfolio

• NuggMD Launches Leading Marijuana Telemedicine Service in Georgia

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 1.2% in February

• Compensation for Legal Operations Leaders Increased

• Buyers Are in the Game, But Interest Rates Are Keeping Sellers on the Bench

March 21, 2023

• An Athens Institution of 30 Years Needs YOU to Stay Alive!

• Business RadioX Comes to Jackson County

• Vogtle Unit 4 begins Hot Functional Testing

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