News

March 29, 2022

• Georgia Pump Price Average Down 19 Cents

• Construction Accelerates at Record-Breaking Levels

• Expanding the Teacher Pipeline: GaDOE Provides Grants to Cover Teacher Endorsement, GaTAPP Costs

• Community College Enrollment is Down, but Skilled-Trades Programs are Booming

• Study: States Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back Quickest

• Southeastern Grocers Donates More Than $1.1 Million in Supplies to Help Ukraine Citizens

• Georgia Teenager Accepted to Almost 50 Colleges

• Milliman Analysis: Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Buyout Rate Hits all-time low in February, at 98.9%

• 89% of Employees Didn't Quit In The Past Year, and 3 out of 5 Didn't Even Consider it

• BBB Study: Cryptocurrency is Ripe for Fraud and Financial loss

March 28, 2022

• Local Attorney Named Member of Nation’s Top One Percent

• CCSD Conducting Communications Surveys

• GaDOE Awards Series of Opportunity Grants

• AG Carr: State to Receive Roughly $636 Million for Opioid Treatment, Prevention

• a2b Fulfillment Expands in Pennsylvania and South Carolina

• River Group Launches New Mobile App, 'Georgia River Guide'

• GDEcD State of Small Business: A Roundtable Opportunity

• Southern Company Gas Identifies Pathways to Net Zero Maximizing GHG Reductions With Greatest Affordability

• 7.2% Of Georgia Mortgage Holders Were Behind on Their Payments

• 70% of Small Businesses Invest on Social Media Advertising This 2022, New Visual Objects Study Finds

• With Uncertainty Roiling Equities, New Survey Finds 98% of Investors Plan to Put Significant Funds in Commercial Real Estate

• Malwarebytes Annual Report Reveals Massive "COVID Bounce" in Cyberthreats

March 25, 2022

• Athens-Clarke County Department Director Hayley Banerjee Resigns for Position With City of Atlanta

• Rowen Foundation and University of Georgia to Host “Future of Agriculture” Event

• Shepherd Wins SEC Faculty Achievement Award for UGA

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