News

February 05, 2024

• Paper Ballots Focus of Latest Election Reform Push

• Gov. Kemp Announces Lawsuit Against CMS to Reclaim Implementation Time of Georgia Pathways

• UnitedHealthcare of Georgia: Small Changes During Heart Health Awareness Month Can Put Georgia Seniors on Path to Better Health

• The Most Common Private Civil Case in Georgia, Revealed

• US Top Companies Make it Hard to Get in Touch, According to New Study

• The US Labor Market Continued Its Strength in January

• Report: Child Care Industry Struggling in Pandemic's Aftermath

• Confectionery Confessions: 92% of Americans Want Treats for Valentine's Day

February 02, 2024

• CCSD Receives State Grant to Help with Math Instruction at Elementary Schools

• Residents Encouraged to Verify Broadband Internet Availability by Feb. 14

• Georgia Senate Passes Sports Betting Bill

• Georgia Historical Society's Georgia History Festival Continues with Multiple Events in February

• Atlanta-based Norfolk Southern is 1st Big Freight Railway to Let Workers use Anonymous Federal Safety Hotline

• Gov. Kemp Signs HB 30, Securing Definition for Antisemitism

• Utility Worker Protection Act Clears Georgia House Committee

• Study: 43.5% of Georgia Business Owners Never Went to College, Above U.S. Average

• Emory Awarded State Funding to Study Seat Belt Use & Driver Distractions on Georgia’s Roads

• AG Carr: Georgia Files Suit Against MV Realty

• Senate Passes Bill Revising Public School Employee Retirement System

• Survey Suggests Resurgence of the American Road Trip

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 107,000 Jobs in January; Annual Pay was Up 5.2%

• PGA TOUR Launches PGA TOUR Enterprises, New Program that Transforms Players into Equity Holders

February 01, 2024

• Top Students, Instructors Named at Athens Technical College for 2024

• Interim Chief Nate Moss Appointed as Fire Chief and Fire and Emergency Services Director

• Signature Lecture Series Draws Prominent Speakers to Campus

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