October 2024 News

October 31, 2024

• Innovation Gateway Partners with Center for Black Entrepreneurship on New SBA Grant

• UGA Again Ranks No. 1 in New Research-Based Products

• CCSD Announces 2024-25 Teacher, Support Professional of the Year

• BankSouth Foundation and Employees Raise $36,100 for Hurricane Helene Relief

• Stay Safe and Seen: Georgia DOT’s Halloween Travel Forecast and Safety Tips

• Georgia Voters Shatter 3M for In Person Early Voting

• Savannah, Brunswick Ports to Receive Anticipated $48M for Electrical Upgrades

• What's the Deal with Georgia's Tax Court Ballot Question? A State Legislator Explains

• Georgia Airports See 4.3% Spike in Travelers During the Holiday Season

• Southeastern Grocers Awards 50 Local Nonprofits with More Than $480,000 in Grant Funds

• Zaxbys Levels Up its Menu with Newly Designed Group Meals and the Permanent Addition of Four Fan-Favorites

• JAMES Magazine Online: Early Voting Shatters Records as Campaigns Hit Home Stretch

• 77% of CEOs Say the Election Will Impact their 2025 Business Strategy

• New Study Reveals Significant Gap Between Availability of Grant Funding and Nonprofits' Financial Needs

• More Workers Turning to 'Informal Economy' to Make Ends Meet, According to Ludwig Institute

October 30, 2024

• Live Oak Caregivers Celebrates 10th Anniversary with New Office Opening in Athens

• Advance Voting in ACC Tops 14,000 by End of 2nd Week

• Supply Chain Dawg Delivers on LinkedIn to Become a “Top Voice”

• Project Sites Sought for Athens 2025 MLK Day of Service

• Atlanta Shoots for the Stars in Year Two of the MICHELIN Guide

• AT&T Contributes $100,000 to Inspiredu to Support Digital Skills Programming

• Georgia Launches State-run Affordable Care Act Website

• B.I.G. Entertainment Network: Unveiling a Bold New Look for Georgia's Creative Economy

• Manufacturer of Transformers Expanding Georgia Operations

• September Unemployment Rates Drop Across Georgia’s Regional Commissions as More Residents Find Jobs