News

September 11, 2023

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones & Senator Halpern Announce HBCUs Tour

• JAMES Magazine Online: House Rural Development Council Gets Back to Work

• University of West Georgia Athletics to Transition to NCAA Division I

• Georgians are 'Sleepwalking into a Debt Crisis': Consolidation No Longer the Safety Net, Expert Warns

• Report: U.S. Electric Vehicle Investments Experiencing Rapid Increase

• BBB Tip: Protecting Older Adults from Scams, Abuse

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 177,000 Jobs in August; Annual Pay was Up 5.9%

September 08, 2023

• Commissioners Approve Third Round of Bonds for Classic Center Arena, with More Oversight

• UGA to Host a free Nonprofit Lunch and Legal Series

• Piedmont Physicians Obstetrics and Gynecology OHC Welcomes Kristen Quick, M.D., to Piedmont Athens Regional

• Georgia Declared Federal Disaster Area Following Hurricane Idalia

• Georgia-based Pratt Industries Plans New Manufacturing Facility in Peach County

• Georgia Redistricting Maps on Trial in Federal Court

• Classic Georgia Accent Fading Fast

• Karen Bremer to Retire as CEO of Georgia Restaurant Association

• Zaxby’s Strong Southeastern Brand Continues to Expand Out West

• Communities In Schools of Georgia Appoints Rashidah Hasan to Board of Directors

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones & Senator Burns Provide Update on Georgia’s Voting System

• Study: States Experiencing the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• CareSource Announces Innovative Mobile Program to Assist Georgians with Medicaid Redetermination

• Gen Z's Fickle Subscription Habits: A Double-Edged Sword for Subscription Services

September 07, 2023

• Standifer Named Vice Provost for Inclusive Excellence and Chief of Staff to the Provost

• Dr. Graham Mercier Joins Athens General & Colorectal Surgeons

• ACCGov Seeks Community Input on Homelessness Strategic Plan through Sep. 27

• Norfolk Southern, DrayNow Partner to Improve Customer Experience

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