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• Small Business Jobs Growth Holds Steady in May

  News, May 31, 2023

• Ten Tips for PR Pros and Marketers for Writing Powerful Survey Press Releases

  News, May 31, 2023

• TrueCar Releases Analysis of May Industry Sales

  News, May 31, 2023

• Athens Sees Drop in April Unemployment Rate

  News, May 30, 2023

• Elisa Zarate Appointed Interim Clerk of Superior & State Courts

  News, May 30, 2023

• Landmark Properties Announces Closing on The Mark Knoxville in Partnership with Manulife Investment Management

  News, May 30, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society's Georgia History Festival Raises Record $1.9 Million for Statewide Educational Programming

  News, May 30, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Remains Steady for Memorial Day

  News, May 30, 2023

• Reflections on the 2023 Georgia Climate Conference

  News, May 30, 2023

• The Sapelo Foundation Names New Executive Director

  News, May 30, 2023

• Commissioner John King Joins with the National Insurance Crime Bureau to Combat Post-Disaster Fraud

  News, May 30, 2023

• Hyundai & LG Plan $4.3 Billion Battery Plant in Savannah

  Features, May 30, 2023

  LG Energy Solution and Hyundai Motor Group announced an EV battery cell manufacturing joint venture in the U.S.

• Secretary Raffensperger Applauds Congressional Action on Election Reform

  News, May 30, 2023

• Small Business Owners Beginning to Turn to AI for Help with Everyday Tasks

  News, May 30, 2023

• Sick States: The States Who Falsely Report Illness to Get Out of Work the Most

  News, May 30, 2023

• Adaptability, Health, Relevance and Resilience on Display in the IT Channel

  News, May 30, 2023

• Almost 500,000 Stranded Drivers Expected During Memorial Day Weekend

  News, May 25, 2023

• AAA: 1.3M Georgians Expected to Travel Memorial Day Weekend

  Features, May 25, 2023

  AAA Travel expects there will be a significant number of Georgians planning to travel this Memorial Day holiday weekend.

• Finalist Named for University of North Georgia Presidency

  News, May 25, 2023

• 2023 Senate Study Committee Named on Expanding Georgia's Workforce

  News, May 25, 2023

• Healthcare Providers Graduate from PCOM Georgia

  News, May 25, 2023

• Ferguson, Sewell Introduce the Save Rural Hospitals Act

  News, May 25, 2023

• Norfolk Southern and Twelve Labor Unions Commit to Working Together

  News, May 25, 2023

• Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures for Memorial Day Weekend

  News, May 25, 2023

• Startup CEO Salaries Decline to 2019 Levels

  News, May 25, 2023

• Zillow's Top Markets for College Grads

  News, May 25, 2023

• Mayor Girtz Announces Finalists for Auditor, Municipal Court Judge Appointments

  News, May 24, 2023

• Athens Tech Waives Application Fee for Graduating Seniors

  News, May 24, 2023

• Automotive Supplier Hanon Systems to Create 160 New Jobs in Bulloch County

  News, May 24, 2023

• Georgia Ports Authority Elects New Officers

  News, May 24, 2023

• Shaw to Install Innovative Solar Technology at Carpet Tile Manufacturing Facility

  News, May 24, 2023

• Chick-fil-A Announces Progress Toward Corporate Social Responsibility Goals in 2022 Global Impact Report

  News, May 24, 2023

• 2023 Senate Occupational Licensing Study Committee Announced

  News, May 24, 2023

• Jekyll Island Authority Board Selects New Executive Director

  Features, May 24, 2023

  The Jekyll Island Authority Board of Directors has selected Mark Williams to serve as the new Executive Director of the JIA, succeeding current Executive Director Jones Hooks, who will retire June 30th. Williams is the current Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and a JIA Board member.

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate New Historical Marker Recognizing Political and Civic Leader Mamie George Williams

  News, May 24, 2023

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 1.7% in April

  News, May 24, 2023

• New Data Reveals Financial Stress To Be At Highest Levels Since Great Recession

  News, May 24, 2023

• Fitch Upgrades Athens-Clarke County Unified Gov, GA's Water and Sewer Revs to 'AAA'; Outlook Stable

  News, May 23, 2023

• Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Memorial Day Holiday Hours

  News, May 23, 2023

• Georgia Universities: Providing Connections and Advancing Electric Mobility R&D

  News, May 23, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Decreased Slightly Ahead of Memorial Day

  News, May 23, 2023

• USDA to Bring New Jobs and Improved Infrastructure to Rural Partners Network Communities

  News, May 23, 2023

• Southern Company & National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Announce Five-year Partnership Extension

  News, May 23, 2023

• Study: Most & Least Innovative States

  News, May 23, 2023

• Despite Economic Challenges, Americans Still Prioritize Saving for Education, Survey Finds

  News, May 23, 2023

• More Than 2.5M Vehicles with "Do Not Drive" or "Park Outside" Orders Need Fixing

  News, May 23, 2023

• Josh Woelfl Named Athlete of the Month by Piedmont Athens Regional

  News, May 22, 2023

• Georgia Technology Authority Launches Statewide Initiative to Increase Affordable Connectivity Program Adoption

  News, May 22, 2023

• State School Superintendent Richard Woods Selects Amy Denty to Lead Statewide Literacy Efforts

  News, May 22, 2023

• Spatial Engineering Supports Georgia Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, May 22, 2023

• Public Pension Funded Ratio Ticks Up to 74.8%

  News, May 22, 2023

• Survey: Base Salaries for Treasury and Finance Professionals Increased 5% in 2022

  News, May 22, 2023

• 2023’s Most Sustainable Cities

  News, May 22, 2023

• "Movies by Moonlight" Outdoor Movie Event Presents "Creed" at Lay Park

  News, May 19, 2023

• Governor Kemp Announces $225M in Grant Awards for Georgia Communities

  Features, May 19, 2023

  Governor Brian Kemp announced preliminary grant awards totaling more than $225 million for 142 qualified projects that improve neighborhood assets like parks, recreation facilities, sidewalks, and healthy food access in communities all across the state disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Tonya Bryant of Southern Company Joins the INROADS National Board of Directors

  News, May 19, 2023

• Pilot Strikes Put Travel Plans at Risk Ahead of Busy Summer Travel Season

  News, May 19, 2023

• States Experiencing the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

  News, May 19, 2023

• Businesses Achieving Double-digit Improvements with Edge Solutions

  News, May 19, 2023

• Clarke County Board of Education Tentative Approval 2024 Budget

  News, May 18, 2023

• Dr. Brian Brewer joins St. Mary's Internal Medicine Associates

  News, May 18, 2023

• Student Wins National Award from Free Little Library

  News, May 18, 2023

• Technical College System of Georgia Selected as Workforce Partner for Three National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engine Grants in Georgia

  News, May 18, 2023

• Georgia Public Service Commission Approves 12% increase in Georgia Power Bills Starting in June

  News, May 18, 2023

• The Path to Prosperity Event in Georgia Gives Boosts to Small Businesses in the Southeastern U.S.

  News, May 18, 2023

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Taps Influential State and Local Bipartisan Leaders to Take on Licensing Reform

  News, May 18, 2023

• AG Carr Shares Tips, Resources to Protect Older Georgians During Older Americans Month

  News, May 18, 2023

• Study Uncovers Shocking Costs of Dirty Bathrooms on Business Economy

  News, May 18, 2023

• Changes in Unemployment Rate by State

  News, May 18, 2023

• New Survey Reveals Changing Digital Banking Habits in the U.S.

  News, May 18, 2023

• Athens Academy Announces Valedictorian

  News, May 17, 2023

• Probate Court Judge to Appoint Interim Clerk of Court, Applications Due by Monday

  News, May 17, 2023

• Board of Regents Approves No Tuition Increase for the 2023-24, with One Exception

  News, May 17, 2023

• Georgia's Legal Community Provides 3.2M Meals to State’s Regional Food Banks

  Features, May 17, 2023

  Attorney General Chris Carr announced that attorneys across Georgia raised a total of $829,239 during the 12th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy fundraising competition. This is the equivalent of 3.2 million meals for the state’s regional food banks to then distribute to Georgia children, seniors and families in need.

• Georgia Council on Literacy Announces Appointments

  News, May 17, 2023

• People Stealing Checks from the Mail, Costing Georgians Thousands

  News, May 17, 2023

• The Home Depot Reports Disappointing Earnings

  News, May 17, 2023

• Georgia is the No. 13 Best State for Urban Treasure Hunting

  News, May 17, 2023

• AAA: Georgian's Summer Travel Surging

  Features, May 17, 2023

  If you haven’t booked your summer travel plans yet, AAA says you better do it soon. The Auto Club Group is seeing very strong bookings for cruises, tours, hotels, and flights.

• 2023’s Best & Worst Entry-Level Jobs – WalletHub Study

  News, May 17, 2023

• Next Generation of Shoppers Ready for AI, AR and Robots

  News, May 17, 2023

• Investing in Technology Is the Number One Priority and Growth Driver for Professional Services Firms in 2023

  News, May 17, 2023

• Clarke County Board of Education Hires O’Marr Curry

  News, May 16, 2023

• Anovion Technologies to Create Over 400 Jobs in Bainbridge, Invest $800M in Manufacturing Facility

  News, May 16, 2023

• Secretary Raffensperger Builds Coalition of Influential State and Community Leaders to Take on Licensing Reform

  Features, May 16, 2023

  Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is announcing the creation of the GA WORKS Licensing Commission. The commission seeks to evaluate the Professional Licensing Board’s future ability to meet the demands of a rapidly growing Georgia workforce, and pay specific attention to the regulatory burdens that impact the agency’s ability to get Georgians to work quickly and efficiently.

• AT&T and Public Library Association Collaborate to Increase Awareness and Adoption of Federal Broadband Benefits

  News, May 16, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Lackluster Movement

  News, May 16, 2023

• UGA SBDC Hosting Business Loans Made Easy Webinar Series

  News, May 16, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate New Historical Marker Recognizing Pine Gardens and Savannah's Defense Community

  News, May 16, 2023

• Study at Children's Shows Safety and Efficacy of New Treatment Option for Peanut Allergy

  News, May 16, 2023

• This Week in Travel News: 11 Stories You Need to See

  News, May 16, 2023

• Mid-size Financial Institutions More Than Double Their Digital Transformation Investment, New Research Finds

  News, May 16, 2023

• Clarke County BOE Approves Three Leadership Hires

  News, May 15, 2023

• The Georgia Department of Education Honors Seven Schools in the Clarke County School District

  News, May 15, 2023

• Georgia Eliminates Final Remnants of Common Core Standards

  News, May 15, 2023

• First Lady Marty Kemp Announces Appointment of Meredith Lackey to GRACE Commission

  News, May 15, 2023

• Georgia Ranks 20th in Public Transit Analysis

  News, May 15, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker Recognizing Savannah’s WWII Home Front Efforts

  News, May 15, 2023

• Chick-fil-A Launches Bottled Salad Dressings Nationwide

  News, May 15, 2023

• Amerigroup Georgia Launches Network Design Team to Improve Treatment Services, Placement, and Caregiver Support for Youth in Foster Care

  News, May 15, 2023

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