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• Georgia Businesses Took $24.9 Billion in PPP Funds

  News, January 09, 2023

• Car Giant Stellantis to Build Archer's Air Taxis, Pledges $150M to Georgia Plant

  News, January 09, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Announces Agency Leadership Changes

  News, January 09, 2023

• Ag Chris Carr Urges Federal Government to Protect U.S. Courts from Foreign Interests

  News, January 09, 2023

• Deloitte: Affordability Concerns Slow the Road to an Electrified Future

  News, January 09, 2023

• Q1 U.S. Hiring Outlook Remains Strong, Yet Signs of Slowdown Emerge

  News, January 09, 2023

• Tech Employment Holds Steady Heading into 2023

  News, January 09, 2023

• Athens Academy Faculty Recognized for 25 Years of Service

  News, January 06, 2023

• Special Election-Commissioner for District 2

  News, January 06, 2023

• Chris Willis Joins James Bates Brannan Groover LLP

  News, January 06, 2023

• Longtime Kia and HMG Supplier to Build Manufacturing Facility in Georgia

  News, January 06, 2023

• Southern Company Announces Succession Plan, Chris Womack to Succeed Tom Fanning as CEO

  Features, January 06, 2023

  Chris Womack has been appointed president of Southern Company and elected as a member of the Board of Directors of Southern Company, effective March 31st. Womack also has been appointed CEO of Southern Company effective immediately following the conclusion of Southern Company’s 2023 Annual Meeting of Stockholders.

• Gov. Kemp Announces Grant Funds to Expand High-Speed Internet Access in 29 Counties

  News, January 06, 2023

• Georgia Has the 2nd Least Stable Housing Market in the U.S.

  News, January 06, 2023

• The Home Depot Adds New Enhancements to Pro Xtra Loyalty Program

  News, January 06, 2023

• Richard Valladares Appointed to Georgia State Board of Education

  News, January 06, 2023

• Augusta University Health System, Wellstar Health System Announce Statewide Health Care Partnership

  News, January 06, 2023

• Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault Launches Challenge for Mental Wellness Month

  News, January 06, 2023

• Relevance Beats Recession: How SMBs Can Prepare for Economic Downturns

  Features, January 06, 2023

  Recession fears often drive small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to dramatically reduce their budgets. Spending cuts may keep companies afloat, but cutbacks need to be strategic. Scaling back business operations that drive sales, such as marketing, leaves businesses vulnerable to recession-driven earnings losses.

• 2023’s Best Cities to Walk Your Dog

  News, January 06, 2023

• Gas Prices in 2023 to Fall Nearly 50 Cents Per Gallon; $4 Remains Possible

  News, January 06, 2023

• Justice Verda Colvin to Give Holmes-Hunter Lecture

  News, January 05, 2023

• Lake Oconee Area Builders Association Announces The Big Event

  News, January 05, 2023

• Growing Business, Sunny Days Therapeutics, Accepts Insurance and Welcomes New Patients

  News, January 05, 2023

• State Regional Commissions See Dip in November Unemployment Rates

  News, January 05, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Trending Upward in the New Year

  News, January 05, 2023

• Kia America Reports Best Retail Sales in Company History

  News, January 05, 2023

• U-Haul Ranks Georgia No. 8 Growth State

  Features, January 05, 2023

  Texas, Florida and the Carolinas were the preferred destinations of one-way U-Haul truck customers during 2022, ranking as the top growth states on the annual U-Haul Growth Index.

• AT&T Boosts Network Speeds for Hart County

  News, January 05, 2023

• For Women Entrepreneurs, The West Is the New Promised Land

  News, January 05, 2023

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Again in November

  News, January 05, 2023

• BBB Tip: How to Write a Business Plan

  News, January 05, 2023

• Kate Patterson Named Inaugural Director of Watkinsville Downtown Development Authority

  News, January 04, 2023

• Athens Sees Drop in November Unemployment Rate

  News, January 04, 2023

• Kevin Abernethy Named as UGA’s Vice President for Government Relations

  News, January 04, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Announces Over 70 Appointments to Boards, Authorities, and Commissions

  News, January 04, 2023

• Secure Records Solutions Merges with Legally Copied

  News, January 04, 2023

• Motion Picture Association Hires Brandon Reese as Vice President of State Government Affairs for the Southeast Region

  News, January 04, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society Receives Enduring Gift in Memory of Civil Rights Icon W.W. Law

  News, January 04, 2023

• Study Reveals Times to Avoid the Gym in Georgia

  News, January 04, 2023

• Georgia Joins $3.1B National Settlement with Walmart to Resolve Opioid Epidemic Allegations

  News, January 04, 2023

• Southeastern Grocers Closes 2022 with $6.75 Million Donated to Local Communities

  News, January 04, 2023

• Home Buyers See First Signs of Affordability Relief in Months

  News, January 04, 2023

• Philanthropic Investments that Improve Society and Generate a Financial Return Gain Momentum in Corporate America

  News, January 04, 2023

• Athens Academy Completes Campus Projects Over Holiday Break

  News, December 21, 2022

• AT&T Names Venessa Harrison President, Southeast Coastal States

  Features, December 21, 2022

  AT&T has appointed Venessa Harrison to the position of President, Southeast Coastal States, where she will lead the company’s strategy, policy and corporate affairs activities, as well as guide governmental and community policy decisions in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.

• Digital Entertainment Events Show Esports Industry is Changing the Game in Georgia

  News, December 21, 2022

• Georgia Is the 3rd Least Popular Affordable State for Retirees

  News, December 21, 2022

• Tyler Harper Announces Transition Leadership Committee

  News, December 21, 2022

• Georgia Has the 10th Fewest Working Teens in the U.S.

  News, December 21, 2022

• AG Chris Carr Joins Effort to Change TikTok Age Ratings

  News, December 21, 2022

• Georgia Lottery Reaches Milestone $25B Generated for Education in Georgia

  Features, December 21, 2022

  Governor Brian P. Kemp is excited to announce the Georgia Lottery Corp. has raised $25 billion for education in the State of Georgia since its inception in 1993. These funds have allowed thousands of Georgians to receive essential early learning and provided the opportunity for higher education through the HOPE Scholarship.

• States Where Unemployment Claims Are Decreasing the Most – WalletHub Study

  News, December 21, 2022

• While IT Jobs Tick Down Modestly in November, Demand for Tech Talent Remains Strong

  News, December 21, 2022

• BofA Global Research Offers Economic and Market Outlook for 2023, Calling for Markets to Turn "Risk-On" Mid-Year

  News, December 21, 2022

• 60% of Consumers Abandon Purchases Due to Poor Website User Experience

  News, December 21, 2022

• ECI Group Announces Sale of The Columns at Timothy Woods Apartments in Athens

  News, December 20, 2022

• MLK Day of Service in Athens-Clarke County

  News, December 20, 2022

• Second Large Fire at Business on Tallassee Road in Less Than Two Weeks

  News, December 20, 2022

• Apprenticeships Open Doors for Georgia’s Future Workforce

  Features, December 20, 2022

  Georgia is proactive in educating the workforce of the future and is proving its commitment by investing in apprenticeship programs so more Georgians can enter the workforce prepared for success.

• Southern Company Continues to Receive High Marks for Environmental Transparency

  News, December 20, 2022

• Aflac Survey: Financial Stress Casts a Shadow Over Holiday Season

  News, December 20, 2022

• Georgia Historical Society Receives Generous Bequest from the Estate of Robert B. Smith II

  News, December 20, 2022

• SAV’s Kelly Named AXN Director of the Year, Small Airports Division

  News, December 20, 2022

• Secretary of State Securities Division Sponsors “Funding the Future” Financial Literacy Program at Several Georgia Schools

  News, December 20, 2022

• America's Youngest Adults Plan to Retire Earlier Than Any Generation Before Them

  News, December 20, 2022

• Kelley Blue Book Unveils Winners of 2023 Best Buy Awards

  News, December 20, 2022

• Exoprise Survey Finds 90% of Remote Workers Face Productivity Challenges Due to Ongoing IT issues

  News, December 20, 2022

• BOE Renaming Chase Street and Alps Road Elementary Schools

  News, December 19, 2022

• Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures; Predicts Best, Worst Travel Times for Holiday Travel

  News, December 19, 2022

• Georgia’s Fastest Growing Jobs in the Last Decade

  News, December 19, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Judicial Appointments

  News, December 19, 2022

• Georgia Department of Education Announces 2023 Priorities

  Features, December 19, 2022

  The Georgia Department of Education is announcing its 2023 priorities, which will guide its work during the 2023 legislative session and beyond.

• Pandemic’s Negative Impacts on Student Learning Continue, Georgia State Research Reveals

  News, December 19, 2022

• Business Services Sees 7th Biggest Profit Increase Over the Last Year

  News, December 19, 2022

• Recession Fears May Bring an End to the Great Resignation, Achieve Survey Finds

  News, December 19, 2022

• U.S. Housing Market Moves Closer to Favoring Buyers; Sellers' Markets Show No Sign of Slowing Down

  News, December 19, 2022

• One-Third of Consumers Report They Are Not Currently Saving Any Money

  News, December 19, 2022

• Georgia Power Ranked #1 by J.D. Power for Residential Customer Satisfaction

  News, December 16, 2022

• Cities Connect: The Truth About Georgia’s Widening Urban-Rural Divide

  Features, December 16, 2022

  In this episode of Cities Connect, we speak with Charles Hayslett, an award-winning journalist, speechwriter and public relations counselor, about the costs and consequences of Georgia’s widening urban-rural divide.

• GDOL Improves Customer Experience with New Claimant Portal

  News, December 16, 2022

• AT&T Dream in Black Announces Class of 2022 Rising Future Makers

  News, December 16, 2022

• Meta Partners with Silicon Ranch for Seven New Solar Projects in Georgia and Tennessee

  News, December 16, 2022

• Southeastern Grocers Excels in Service With New Stores, Community Impact and Own Brand Products

  News, December 16, 2022

• Norfolk Southern Awards $600,000 to 27 Organizations to Combat Homelessness

  News, December 16, 2022

• Kevin Blair to Succeed Kessel Stelling as Synovus Board Chair

  News, December 16, 2022

• Global IPO Market Went from Record-breaking to Full-on Abating

  News, December 16, 2022

• Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Plan to Look for a New Position in the New Year

  News, December 16, 2022

• Staffing Employment Holds Steady in Third Quarter

  News, December 16, 2022

• Americans Take a Break from Politics Over the Holidays, New Survey Shows

  News, December 16, 2022

• EV Charging Company EnviroSpark Secures $15 Million in Total Funding

  News, December 15, 2022

• Georgia Is the 11th Fastest-Growing State in the U.S.

  Features, December 15, 2022

  The world population recently passed 8 billion, just 11 years after reaching 7 billion. But across the globe, more countries are experiencing slowing or declining rates of population growth. The U.S. and Georgia are no exception.

• Secretary Raffensperger Calls on the General Assembly to End General Election Runoffs

  News, December 15, 2022

• The Coca-Cola Company Partners with Musical Legends Mark Ronson and Madlib to Launch “Recycled Records”

  News, December 15, 2022

• AG Carr Pushes for Stronger Protections Against Illegal and Fraudulent Texts

  News, December 15, 2022

• New Survey Finds Americans Still Have The Giving Santa Spirit

  News, December 15, 2022

• Survey: Employees Are Concerned About Job Security and Exploring Options, Engaging Less

  News, December 15, 2022

• 2023 Predictions: Edmunds Experts Forecast 14.8 Million New Vehicles Will Be Sold in New Year

  News, December 15, 2022

• Athens Academy Launches School-wide Virtual Reality Program

  News, December 14, 2022

• Container Demand Eases in November as Savannah Cuts Vessel Backlog

  News, December 14, 2022

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