Home › Authors › Staff Report From Georgia CEO

About Staff Report From Georgia CEO

Authored 12280 articles.

Articles

• Internships Important to Strengthening Classroom Learning for Columbus State University History Students

  News, August 11, 2025

• July Net State Tax Revenues Down 2.7%

  News, August 11, 2025

• "This is Organized Crime:" Secret Service/USDA Conduct Statewide Operation in Georgia Targeting Card-Skimmers

  News, August 11, 2025

• 8/11 Reminds Georgia Residents to Contact 811 Before Digging to Protect Yourself and Your Community

  Features, August 11, 2025

  Georgia 811 is using the 8-1-1 calendar date as a timely reminder to residents: Always contact 811 before starting any digging project to have underground utilities marked.

• Buc-ee’s Unveils its Next Georgia Location

  News, August 11, 2025

• New Report: U.S. Food Manufacturing Sees $15B Investment Boom but Tariffs and Labor Woes Threaten Growth

  News, August 11, 2025

• Fandom is on the Move this Summer as Americans Flock to Concerts, Pop Culture Events, & Sports

  News, August 11, 2025

• Home Price Growth in Opportunity Zones Slightly Behind Rest of Nation in Second Quarter

  News, August 11, 2025

• Teen Driver Insurance Shock: Parents Face Significant Annual Increase

  News, August 11, 2025

• Laurie Aiken on the Mission of the Center for Career Design at Columbus State University

  Video, August 08, 2025

  Laurie Aiken with the Center for Career Design at Columbus State University talks about the Center for Career Design's mission to help students and alumni connect with local employers.

• Georgia Chamber Publishes Seventh Report on the Impact of Tariffs on Georgia’s Economy

  Features, August 08, 2025

  Today, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced the publication of its seventh tariff report, Strategic Trade Shifts & Georgia’s Outlook. The report was released following the Trump Administration’s August 1st deadline for countries to reach trade deals with the United States.

• Georgia Department of Agriculture Launches Official 2025 Georgia Grown Farmers Market Map

  News, August 08, 2025

• How Treacherous are Georgia Roads? Perhaps Not as Bad as You Think. See US News Rankings

  News, August 08, 2025

• ‘Smarter, Faster and Safer.’ Why Georgia Firms are Embracing Virtual Reality.

  News, August 08, 2025

• Valerie Montgomery Rice Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

  News, August 08, 2025

• Chick-fil-A Unveils New Fall Menu Items

  News, August 08, 2025

• Confidence Revived in Q3 but CEOs Remain Cautious

  News, August 08, 2025

• Gen Z and Millennials Embrace AI, Just Don't Ask Them to Tell the Boss

  News, August 08, 2025

• Study Finds Advertising Drives 20% of Us Economy and Supports Nearly One in Five American Jobs

  News, August 08, 2025

• Georgia Department of Revenue has Issued $1 Billion in Tax Refunds

  News, August 07, 2025

• Rivian, Hit by Tariffs and EV Industry Headwinds, Reaffirms Georgia Plans

  News, August 07, 2025

• Georgia DOT Roundabout Wins Transportation Infrastructure Award for Promoting Safety and Economic Growth

  News, August 07, 2025

• New Report Reveals Neighborhood Level U.S. Housing Shortage Analysis

  News, August 07, 2025

• Boeing Forecasts 20-Year Global Demand for Nearly 2.4 Million New Commercial Pilots, Technicians, Cabin Crew

  News, August 07, 2025

• CARFAX: Up to 45,000 Vehicles Flood-Damaged in Mid-Year Storms

  News, August 07, 2025

• One in Three Ransomware Victims Hit Multiple Times as Security Gaps Persist

  News, August 07, 2025

• Piedmont Columbus Regional Hospitals Nationally Recognized for High-Quality Diabetes and Stroke Care

  News, August 06, 2025

• Federal Loan to Help Finance Georgia 400 Toll Lanes

  News, August 06, 2025

• TCSG and WorkSource GA to Invest in Displaced Workers of Georgia-Pacific Closure

  News, August 06, 2025

• Sens. Ossoff, Kennedy Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Support Disabled Veterans’ Small Businesses

  News, August 06, 2025

• AI Continues to Fuel US VC Investment Despite Higher Burn Rates

  News, August 06, 2025

• One Year After CrowdStrike Outages, Traveler Concerns Over Flight Disruptions Reach All-Time High

  News, August 06, 2025

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Records 2.3% Annual Gain in May 2025

  News, August 06, 2025

• Farmer Sentiment Weakens, but Farmers Believe U.S. Policy Headed in Right Direction

  News, August 06, 2025

• The Columbus Museum Serves Up Daily Special: The Art of John Miller

  Features, August 05, 2025

  The Columbus Museum invites the community to pull up a chair and enjoy Daily Special: The Art of John Miller, on view from August 12, 2025, to January 4, 2026.

• Amazon Purchases $270M Property In Lamar County For Potential Data Center, Records Show

  News, August 05, 2025

• Derek Dooley Announces 2026 Georgia Senate Bid Against Ossoff

  News, August 05, 2025

• Georgia Public Broadcasting and Georgia Historical Society Re-Launch Today in Georgia History

  News, August 05, 2025

• Chronic Absenteeism Reaches Lowest Levels Since Pre-Pandemic, As State Continues Efforts To Reduce Absence Rates

  News, August 05, 2025

• Adam Emrich Named Southern Linc VP of Customer Solutions & Sales

  News, August 05, 2025

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declines in July

  News, August 05, 2025

• The Key to Educator Shortages May be in the Building

  News, August 05, 2025

• Five Missteps Homeowners Make When Selling that Could Cost Them Thousands

  News, August 05, 2025

• Good Samaritan Named First Friday Hero for Stopping Seizing Woman’s Car Driving on Wrong Side of the Road

  News, August 04, 2025

• Superintendent Woods Seeks 2025-2026 Student Advisory Council

  News, August 04, 2025

• AARP Georgia Seeks 2025 Andrus Award for Community Service Nominees

  Features, August 04, 2025

  AARP Georgia is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Andrus Award for Community Service, the organization’s most prestigious volunteer tribute. This annual award honors outstanding Georgians age 50 and older who share their experience, skills, and time to enrich the lives of others in their communities.

• Ex-Food Network Star Paula Deen Leaves Georgia Restaurant Business, Abruptly Closes 2 Locations

  News, August 04, 2025

• KIA America Posts 12% Year-Over-Year Sales Increase In July

  News, August 04, 2025

• Senate Passes Ossoff’s Bill That Provides Most Funding for Georgia Military Construction in 15 Years

  News, August 04, 2025

• Building on Momentum: Johnson Begins as UWG's Ninth President

  News, August 04, 2025

• CareSource Georgia Collaborates with Georgia Family Connection Partnership

  News, August 04, 2025

• Georgians Win Back-To-Back Bassmaster High School National Championships

  News, August 04, 2025

• Deloitte Private Survey Reveals Board Governance, Succession Planning, & AI Adoption Top the Agenda

  News, August 04, 2025

• National Restaurant Association Discusses New Tariffs on Food & Beverage

  News, August 04, 2025

• Foreclosure Activity In First Half Of 2025 Up From Previous Year

  News, August 04, 2025

• Georgia Store Sold in JCPenney’s $900M+ Deal

  News, August 01, 2025

• AGCO Agriculture Foundation and CNFA Partner to Advance Young Farmers and Agri-food System Entrepreneurs

  News, August 01, 2025

• Georgia-Pacific President and CEO Announces Retirement, Company Announces New CEO

  News, August 01, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces 114 Appointments to Boards, Authorities, and Commissions

  News, August 01, 2025

• 17-Stop Summer Program Surprised Youth with Basketball Programming, Alumni Appearances, and Take-Home Gear

  News, August 01, 2025

• 2025 Salary Increase Budgets Moderate; 2026 Projections Indicate Further Contraction

  News, August 01, 2025

• AI Resume Builder Survey Finds 1 in 8 Gen Zers Use AI to Work Multiple Jobs

  News, August 01, 2025

• The New Home Market is Stuck in a Rut

  News, August 01, 2025

• Columbus Named Freestyle Kayaking Capital of the United States

  Features, July 31, 2025

  Columbus is riding a wave of international recognition as the city commits itself to becoming the Freestyle Kayaking Capital of the United States.

• New Report Reveals Decades-Long Decline in Georgia Homebuilding: 94 Counties Face Housing Shortage

  News, July 31, 2025

• Inside This Atlanta Area Film Studio, A New Pro Tennis League Has Risen

  News, July 31, 2025

• State Charter School Commission Approves Two New Charter Schools

  News, July 31, 2025

• Georgia Promise Marketplace Now Open for Approved Families

  News, July 31, 2025

• State Transportation Board Members Named to List of 100 Most Influential Women in Engineering

  News, July 31, 2025

• 44% of Working Americans See Active Personal Social Media Presence as Career Risk

  News, July 31, 2025

• Cybersecurity Funding Jumps 25% to $4.2B in Q2 2025 as Average Deal Sizes Increase, New Report Finds

  News, July 31, 2025

• Port of Savannah Sees Second Busiest Year on Record

  Features, July 30, 2025

  The Georgia Ports Authority moved 5.7 million twenty-foot equivalent container units in fiscal year, an increase of 8.6 percent or 450,000 TEUs compared to the previous fiscal year. FY2025 was the Port of Savannah’s second busiest year on record, and the rate of growth shows continuing strength in Georgia’s logistics trajectory.

• Georgia Gas Price Average Inches up by a Penny

  News, July 30, 2025

• Wayne-Sanderson Farms Announces Acquisition Of Harrison Poultry

  News, July 30, 2025

• Southern Company Announces Accounting, Finance, and Treasury Leadership Moves

  News, July 30, 2025

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Slight Rise in June Unemployment

  News, July 30, 2025

• Union Pacific Acquires Georgia-Based Norfolk Southern to Create America’s First Transcontinental Railroad

  Features, July 30, 2025

  Union Pacific Corporation and Norfolk Southern Corporation announced an agreement to create America’s first transcontinental railroad, connecting over 50,000 route miles across 43 states from the East Coast to the West Coast. This combination will transform the U.S. supply chain and create new sources of economic growth and workforce opportunity that preserves union jobs.

• Path2College 2024 Newborn Sweepstakes Winner Announced

  News, July 30, 2025

• US Consumer Confidence Inched Up in July

  News, July 30, 2025

• Redfin Reports U.S. Home Prices Hit All-Time High

  News, July 30, 2025

• The Itch You Can Fix: A Guide to Managing Itchy Pet Month

  News, July 30, 2025

• Meet The Georgia Manufacturers Who Stand To Benefit From Tariffs

  News, July 29, 2025

• Rich in Flavor, Richland Rum Succeeds in Global Markets

  News, July 29, 2025

• Synovus Merger Could Benefit Atlanta But Raises Questions For Bank’s Hometown

  News, July 29, 2025

• Georgia DOT Seeks Input on the 2027 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program

  News, July 29, 2025

• Data & AI, and Business Intelligence & Analytics Are the Most in Demand Areas for M&A According to Buyers

  News, July 29, 2025

• For Sale Signs Multiply: Inventory Hits 5-Year High, Price Cuts Surge

  News, July 29, 2025

• Georgia Farmers Urge Shoppers to Buy Local as Blueberry Prices Climb

  News, July 28, 2025

• TCSG College Police Departments Achieve Full State Certification in Historic First for U.S. Higher Education System

  News, July 28, 2025

• GaDOE Recognizes John Hancock Award Schools

  News, July 28, 2025

• GACCE Awards Grants for Innovative Programs

  Features, July 28, 2025

  The Georgia Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives awarded their 2025 Innovative Program Grants at the Executive Leadership Conference held in Jekyll Island.

• Economic Confidence Among Global Accountants Remains Fragile Despite Q2 Rise

  News, July 28, 2025

• Survey: Some SMBs See AI as a Tool, Not a Threat to Jobs

  Features, July 28, 2025

  New research from Bluevine–the largest small business banking platform in the U.S*.–shows that small business owners see AI's potential to shake up how they manage their finances–but unlike corporations making headlines for AI-driven layoffs, most SMBs say they're not planning to cut jobs because of it.

• Latest Job Seeker Survey Finds Pay, Career Trajectory And Value Priorities Contribute To Uptick In Job Search Activity

  News, July 28, 2025

• The Real Reason High-Achieving Professionals Pivot to Franchising

  News, July 28, 2025

• Metro Columbus Sees Rise in June Unemployment

  News, July 25, 2025

• Pinnacle Financial Partners & Synovus to Merge in $8.6B Deal

  Features, July 25, 2025

  Pinnacle Financial Partners and Synovus Financial Corp.today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement to combine in an all-stock transaction valued at $8.6 billion.

• Columbus Clingstones to Host Safe Kids Columbus Night

  News, July 25, 2025

• Georgia Welcomes the World: Cities Gear Up for FIFA World Cup

  Features, July 25, 2025

  The world’s largest sporting event is coming to Georgia, creating unprecedented opportunities for communities statewide to showcase southern hospitality on a global stage.

• Pilgrim’s to Build New Prepared Foods Facility, Creating 630 New Jobs in Walker County

  News, July 25, 2025

previous Page 9 of 123 next