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• Georgia Allots $6M to Brunswick Harbor Improvements

  News, March 08, 2024

• Georgia Film Academy Summer Camp Registration Now Open for High School Students

  News, March 08, 2024

• BCBS Georgia Recognized for Outstanding Customer Service Phone Support

  News, March 08, 2024

• Applications Open for UGA Leadership Initiative

  News, March 08, 2024

• US Commercial Vehicle Market Grew 14% in 2023

  News, March 08, 2024

• The Future of eMobility Relies on Collaborative Data Sharing and Standardization

  News, March 08, 2024

• Realtor.com U.S. Housing Supply Short 7.2 Million Homes

  News, March 08, 2024

• 80% of Employers Believe Increased Access to Funding and Information Are Needed to Create More Green Jobs

  News, March 08, 2024

• RiverCenter Presents Soprano Superstar Renée Fleming

  News, March 07, 2024

• Columbus State Plans Annual March 27 Legacy Celebration Program

  News, March 07, 2024

• Southeast Georgia-based Gun Parts Company to Expand, Adding to Bryan County's Economic Development

  News, March 07, 2024

• Metro Atlanta Chamber Encourages Georgians to Support Elections, Serve as Poll Workers

  News, March 07, 2024

• Chick-fil-A Celebrates Two Years in Puerto Rico

  News, March 07, 2024

• Georgia Chamber & GaDOE Announce Recipients of Rural Workforce Development Grants

  Features, March 07, 2024

  The Georgia Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Center for Talent and Workforce Preparedness, in partnership with the Georgia Department of Education, awarded thirty-one rural school districts across the state with funds to support workforce preparedness programs.

• Women Entrepreneurs on the Rise, Mentoring and Networking are Keys to Success

  News, March 07, 2024

• With Employee Expectations Rising, 76% of HR Leaders Still Say Expectations Aren't Out of Control

  News, March 07, 2024

• New Vehicle Inventory Gets Back on a Growth Trajectory After Last Month's Seasonal Dip

  News, March 07, 2024

• Home Mortgage Lending Near Two-Decade Low as Slump Continues Across U.S During Fourth Quarter

  News, March 07, 2024

• Synovus Names Chief Third-Party Payments Officer, Maast CEO

  News, March 06, 2024

• Novo Fitness Studio Invites Women to Join as Studio Celebrates 10-year Anniversary

  News, March 06, 2024

• Chick-fil-A Tells Customers to Throw Out a Popular Dipping Sauce

  News, March 06, 2024

• Juice Studios' Grand Opening in Savannah Marks a New Chapter in Destination Management Excellence

  News, March 06, 2024

• Federal Focus with the U.S. Chamber Announced for March 14th

  News, March 06, 2024

• GDOT, GDNR Sign Historic Agreement on Bat Conservation

  News, March 06, 2024

• Berkmar Highschool, Meadowcreek High School, & Chef Phillip Garrett to Compete for Top Honors at National Culinary & Restaurant Business Competition

  News, March 06, 2024

• TSA is Prepared for a Busy Spring Break Travel Season, Expects Travel Volumes at Nearly 6% Above 2023

  Features, March 06, 2024

  As spring break travelers prepare for their vacation getaways, the Transportation Security Administration is up for the challenge and is offering practical tips to help them plan for a smooth journey as they go through the security checkpoint and take to the skies.

• New Survey Reveals Supply Chain Workers Spend Almost Two Days a Week Manually Tracking Data

  News, March 06, 2024

• As Generative AI Shifts Business Strategy, Outlook Outlines Key Actions for Business Leaders to Drive Value

  News, March 06, 2024

• Realtor.com February Housing Report: Early Indications Show a Promising Spring Real Estate Season

  News, March 06, 2024

• Campaign Launched to Raise 250k for Playground Improvements in Uptown Columbus

  News, March 05, 2024

• Aflac a World's Most Ethical Company for 18th Consecutive Year

  News, March 05, 2024

• Columbus State Crowns Albany native Kennedy Larkin as 25th Miss CSU

  News, March 05, 2024

• Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic Sees Fed Pausing After Just One Rate Cut in Third Quarter

  News, March 05, 2024

• Consolidated Pipe & Supply Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, March 05, 2024

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average on the Rise

  News, March 05, 2024

• GaDOE's Statewide Initiative, Georgia Schools Care, Raises Over $43k to Support Children in Foster Care

  News, March 05, 2024

• Nearly 75 Million Americans are Unwittingly Sharing Their Data Online

  News, March 05, 2024

• Home Buyers Need to Earn $47,000 More Than in 2020

  News, March 05, 2024

• 88% of U.S Drivers Avoid Paying for Parking, New Study Reveals

  News, March 05, 2024

• New IBM Study Data Reveals 74% of Energy & Utility Companies Surveyed Embracing AI

  News, March 05, 2024

• Midtown Columbus Economy Grows as ALDI, Starbucks and Other Businesses Open Doors

  News, March 04, 2024

• Ninth Annual Daddy Daughter Dance Columbus Returns with ‘Barbie’s World’ Theme

  News, March 04, 2024

• Join the Fight Against Hunger in Georgia's 13th Annual Legal Food Frenzy

  News, March 04, 2024

• TAG Announces the 2024 Top 40 Innovative Companies in Georgia

  Features, March 04, 2024

  The Technology Association of Georgia today announced the 2024 Top 40 Innovative Companies in Georgia. This annual program recognizes Georgia-based companies of all sizes for their contributions to innovation and economic growth within the state’s technology sector.

• Georgia DOT Announces January 2024 Awards: Emphasis on Resurfacing, Safety, Bridge Construction and in Bridge Rehabilitation

  News, March 04, 2024

• Georgia Announces Delegates for U.S. Senate Youth Program

  News, March 04, 2024

• Sen. Steve Gooch Applauds Legislation Establishing an “America First” Specialty License Plate

  News, March 04, 2024

• Secretary Raffensperger Applauds House Passage of Crucial Licensing Reform

  News, March 04, 2024

• Vogtle Unit 4 Connects to Electric Grid for the First Time

  Features, March 04, 2024

  Georgia Power announced that Unit 4 at the Vogtle nuclear expansion project near Waynesboro, Georgia, has achieved another major milestone in startup testing by generating electricity and successfully synchronizing and connecting to the electric grid for the first time.

• Landmark Case Study on M&A Finds More Than 80% of NDA Negotiations are Wasted Effort

  News, March 04, 2024

• PNC Survey Shows Business Owner Optimism Continues to Soar Amid Improving Economic Conditions

  News, March 04, 2024

• IBM Study: Sustainability Remains a Business Imperative, But Current Approaches are Falling Short

  News, March 04, 2024

• Columbus OKs $50 Million Double-A Braves Baseball Bet on 1920s Golden Park

  News, March 01, 2024

• Muscogee Educational Excellence Foundation Invests $97,000 to Send Teachers to Harvard

  News, March 01, 2024

• Governor Kemp Proclaims March 1st as Georgia STEM Day

  Features, March 01, 2024

  Governor Brian Kemp has proclaimed March 1st, as Georgia STEM Day, a statewide opportunity for schools, educators, students, and companies to raise awareness by engaging in hands-on activities involving Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

• Cities Connect: 2024 Georgia Cities Week

  News, March 01, 2024

• Georgia Ports Highlights Site Selection Opportunities

  Features, March 01, 2024

  For automakers and their suppliers, other manufacturers and logistics operations, Georgia’s ports are a key factor in the decision to bring jobs to the Peach State.

• Senate Passes the “Boundless Opportunities for Georgia Students Act”

  News, March 01, 2024

• Governor Signs Midyear Budget

  News, March 01, 2024

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Reports 5.5% Annual Home Price Gain for Calendar 2023

  News, March 01, 2024

• Columbus City Council Approves Construction Project for Golden Park

  News, February 29, 2024

• Harris Co. School District Selects New Superintendent

  News, February 29, 2024

• Senate Passes Legislation to Enhance Swatting Penalties

  News, February 29, 2024

• Macy’s Closing One-third of its Stores while Boosting Bloomingdales

  News, February 29, 2024

• Georgia House Passes Bill Suspending Tax Exemption for Data Centers

  News, February 29, 2024

• Georgia’s HBCUs Deserve More Funding and Attention

  News, February 29, 2024

• After 10 Years of Development, Apple Abruptly Cancels its Electric Car Project

  News, February 29, 2024

• One-Third of Companies Bracing for Higher Employee Turnover

  News, February 29, 2024

• US Consumer Confidence Retreated in February

  News, February 29, 2024

• Roadie Survey Finds 80% of Companies Increase Revenue With Same-Day Delivery

  News, February 29, 2024

• Unlocking Innovation in Georgia’s $27 Billion Mobility Industry

  News, February 28, 2024

• Superintendent Woods Names 2024 AP Honor Schools

  News, February 28, 2024

• Georgia Cardholders Would Benefit 12th Most from Interest Rate Declines

  News, February 28, 2024

• GSW's Dr. Neal Weaver as Sole Finalist for President of Stephen F. Austin State University

  News, February 28, 2024

• Thursday is Crossover Day under the Georgia Gold Dome

  News, February 28, 2024

• Georgia has the Fourth Highest Percentage of Delinquent Auto Loans in America

  News, February 28, 2024

• Destinations Career Academy of Georgia Welcomes Students to Enroll for 2024-2025 School Year

  News, February 28, 2024

• Gen Z Workers are More Worried about Potential AI Threat to their Jobs than Gen X, Survey Reveals

  News, February 28, 2024

• S&P Global Mobility: February 2024 US Auto Sales to Bounce Mildly

  News, February 28, 2024

• Keep Columbus Beautiful Commission Receives High Honor for Keeping Community Clean

  News, February 27, 2024

• PSC to Resume Hearings on Georgia Power Request for More Generating Capacity

  News, February 27, 2024

• Acrisure Launches Largest Region in Southeastern U.S.

  News, February 27, 2024

• GaDOE, GLET Announce 2023 Cybersecurity Awareness Poster Contest Winners

  News, February 27, 2024

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker Recognizing the Civil Rights Movement in Brunswick

  News, February 27, 2024

• Georgia Music Day of Action This Wednesday, February 28th

  News, February 27, 2024

• SOS Hosts 3-Part Webinar Series “Mastering Funding Readiness at Every Phase of Business Growth”

  News, February 27, 2024

• First Drug to Help Reduce Allergic Reactions to Multiple Food Allergies, Tested at Children’s and Emory, Now FDA Approved

  News, February 27, 2024

• Georgia-Pacific Awarded on the Forbes America's Best Large Employers 2024 List

  News, February 27, 2024

• The States Where People are Quitting Jobs the Most

  News, February 27, 2024

• 53% of U.S. Workers Feel Their Paycheck Is Not Keeping Up With Inflation

  News, February 27, 2024

• Top Ten Honorees Selected in MEEF Teacher of the Year Program

  News, February 26, 2024

• Junior League of Columbus Hosts 2024 Character Breakfast

  News, February 26, 2024

• The Columbus Museum Unveils Spectacular Grand Reopening Celebration

  News, February 26, 2024

• Unveiling Georgia’s $1.3B Arts Impact

  Features, February 26, 2024

  Nonprofit arts and culture have a powerful ability to attract and hold dollars within local communities. Now, for the first time, Georgia has a custom economic analysis of its nonprofit arts and culture sector – and the data from Arts and Economic Prosperity 6 from Americans for the Arts is impressive.

• GACVB Presents 2024 Travelblazers at Annual Conference

  News, February 26, 2024

• Tyler Perry Puts $800M Studio Plan On Hold Due To AI Advancements

  News, February 26, 2024

• Georgia House Targets ‘Deepfakes’ in Political Ads

  News, February 26, 2024

• Convenience Store Chain Wawa to Open Multiple Locations in Georgia

  News, February 26, 2024

• State Senate Panel Passes Book Banning Bill

  News, February 26, 2024

• Cities Connect: Use of Well-being Data in Local Policy

  News, February 26, 2024

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