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• CEOs Pessimistic About Revenue and Economic Growth, Survey Finds

  Features, January 30, 2023

  GLG, the world's insight network, released the findings of its fourth annual global CEO survey, which asked more than 450 CEOs around the world about the economic impacts of 2022 and their priorities and outlooks for the year ahead.

• Changes in Unemployment Rate by State – WalletHub Study

  News, January 30, 2023

• Q1 U.S. Hiring Outlook Remains Strong, Yet Signs of Slowdown Emerge

  News, January 30, 2023

• Seasonal Cooling, Cost Strains Bring Housing Market Closer to 'normal'

  News, January 30, 2023

• Columbus Sees Drop in December Unemployment Rate

  News, January 27, 2023

• Columbus Area-based Path Tec Parent Lab Logistics Rebrands as BioTouch

  Features, January 27, 2023

  Lab Logistics Management, an Atlantic Street Capital portfolio company and a leading provider of outsourced medical supplies, kitting and logistics services to the healthcare industry, today announced that it has consolidated and relaunched as BioTouch.

• Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Announces Three-Day Residency at Columbus State University

  News, January 27, 2023

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Fourth Quarter and Year Ended 2022 Results

  News, January 27, 2023

• Customers Invest $3.2B Along Norfolk Southern's Network in 2022

  News, January 27, 2023

• AG Chris Carr Talks Data Privacy Week, Offers Online Security Tips

  Features, January 27, 2023

  Attorney General Chris Carr is encouraging all Georgians to join in recognizing Data Privacy Week from Jan. 22-28, 2023, by reviewing and adjusting their online privacy settings to protect their personal information.

• Study: 2022’s States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring, Georgia #2

  News, January 27, 2023

• Dr. Gregory M. Tanner Named Interim President of South Georgia State College

  News, January 27, 2023

• $8M Department of Education Grant to Strengthen Children’s Mental Health Workforce in Georgia

  News, January 27, 2023

• Senate Majority Caucus Announces Priorities for the 2023 Legislative Session

  News, January 27, 2023

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

  News, January 27, 2023

• Davos Debrief: Critical Shortage of Cybersecurity Talent

  News, January 27, 2023

• Forecast: Used-Vehicle Values Expected to Normalize in 2023 After Record Volatility

  News, January 27, 2023

• Nearly Seven in 10 Investors Say They May Continue Working in Retirement

  News, January 27, 2023

• Columbus State's March 29-30 Diversity Forum to Spotlight Inclusive Conversations

  Features, January 26, 2023

  Columbus State University’s annual Diversity Forum—scheduled for March 29-30 on the CSU campus—will highlight issues of diversity, poverty and inequality in a two-day format.

• Georgia DOT, Lutzie 43 Foundation to Hold Safe Driving Summit at CSU on January 31st

  News, January 26, 2023

• Committee Recommends Stronger Investment in Georgia Music Industry

  Features, January 26, 2023

  The Joint Georgia Music Heritage Study Committee released its final report in December 2022, and after review, Georgia Music Partners is excited to share the study’s findings which include several significant investments designed to support and expand the state’s music industry.

• Governor Brian P. Kemp's 2023 State of the State Address

  News, January 26, 2023

• American Humane Deploys to Georgia in Wake of Devastating Tornadoes

  News, January 26, 2023

• Home Depot Quadruples Annual HBCU Investments

  News, January 26, 2023

• Norfolk Southern Reports Q4 and Full-year 2022 Results

  News, January 26, 2023

• Community Spark Scholarship Applications Are Now Open

  News, January 26, 2023

• Deloitte: While Most Business Leaders Believe the Right Workplace Model is Key to Success, only 24% are Very Ready to Make Needed Changes

  News, January 26, 2023

• Despite Slowing Economy, Demand for Cybersecurity Workers Remains Strong

  News, January 26, 2023

• Survey: Majority of Nurses Eyeing the Exits if Staffing Shortage Not Corrected

  News, January 26, 2023

• The Columbus Museum Begins Local Tour with an Exhibition Celebrating Textiles

  News, January 25, 2023

• Columbus State Online Programs Named to U.S. News 2023 ‘Best’ Rankings

  News, January 25, 2023

• CSO Presents “The Thrill of the Orchestra” and “Can This Be Love?”

  News, January 25, 2023

• $2.3B Qcells Solar Power Investment Holds Major Potential for Georgia

  News, January 25, 2023

• University of Georgia Poll Finds 99% of Georgia Voters Reported No Issue Casting Ballot

  News, January 25, 2023

• Report: 22.0% of Georgia Workforce Holds Mechanically-Inclined Jobs

  News, January 25, 2023

• New Franchise Brews Up in Thomasville

  News, January 25, 2023

• Southern Company to become Official Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Partner of the AJGA

  News, January 25, 2023

• Study: States Having the Fastest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

  News, January 25, 2023

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 0.4% in December

  News, January 25, 2023

• More Than Half of U.S. Adults Say Fully In-Office Workers Have Career Advantage Over Fully Remote Counterparts

  News, January 25, 2023

• Survey Finds Homeownership Remains a Top Priority, Despite Shifting Market Conditions

  News, January 25, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Climb

  News, January 24, 2023

• 2023 GMA Visionary Cities Awards Announced for 9 Georgia Cities

  Features, January 24, 2023

  On Jan. 22, during the Georgia Municipal Association’s (GMA) Cities United Summit, nine cities from across the Peach State were recognized with the Visionary City Award.

• AG Carr, Commissioner King Warn Georgians of Potential Fraud Following Recent Tornadoes

  News, January 24, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Announces Administration Floor Leaders for 2023-2024 General Assembly

  News, January 24, 2023

• 2023 GHRAC Awards Call for Nominations for Advisory Council

  News, January 24, 2023

• U.S. Department of Energy Encourages Southeast Hydrogen Hub to Submit Full Application for Federal Funding

  News, January 24, 2023

• U.S. Department of Commerce Invests $794,472 to Boost Business Growth in Coal-Impacted and Other Underserved Communities in Georgia

  News, January 24, 2023

• How Companies and Organizations Can Gain an Analytics Edge in 2023 and Beyond

  News, January 24, 2023

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Sharply Again in December

  News, January 24, 2023

• Majority of Organizations Increased Sustainability Investments Over Past Year

  News, January 24, 2023

• December Housing Report: Inventory Ends the Year Up 55% but Remains Below Historic Levels

  News, January 24, 2023

• Key Industries Sustain Momentum for State's Economic Development

  Features, January 23, 2023

  Governor Brian Kemp, in conjunction with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, has announced that Georgia sustained its momentum through economic development projects in key industries during the first half of Fiscal Year 2023.

• Georgia has the 8th Most Job Opportunities in the US

  News, January 23, 2023

• The Salvation Army Responds on Multiple Fronts as Disasters Affect Alabama, Georgia, and California

  News, January 23, 2023

• Sahara Peters Named PCOM Georgia DO Student of the Year

  News, January 23, 2023

• Hyundai Leads Industry in U.S. News & World Report 2023 Best Cars for the Money Awards

  News, January 23, 2023

• Kaiser Permanente Grants $200K to Support Improvements to Maternal and Infant Care in Georgia

  News, January 23, 2023

• Georgia Archives Institute Scholarship Opportunity

  News, January 23, 2023

• Housing Sector Awaits Improvement in Affordability; Modest Recession Still Expected

  News, January 23, 2023

• New Survey: 86% of Employees Will Stay at Their Company for a Period of Time in Exchange for a Cash Bonus

  News, January 23, 2023

• Communities in Schools of Georgia Receives $15M DOE Grant for 6 Rural County Educational Sites

  News, January 20, 2023

• Report: Georgia Sees 14th Largest Increase in Housing Inventory

  News, January 20, 2023

• CleanSpark Breaks Ground on 50 Megawatt Bitcoin Mining Expansion

  News, January 20, 2023

• GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson Named ‘Georgian of the Year’ by Georgia Trend

  News, January 20, 2023

• HBSCA Scholarships Available for Georgia Nonprofit Leaders

  News, January 20, 2023

• Business Leaders Optimistic for 2023 According to Paychex Survey

  News, January 20, 2023

• Tesla Consideration Spikes in Response to Price Cuts, According to Edmunds Data

  News, January 20, 2023

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the Fourth Quarter 2022

  News, January 19, 2023

• Marie Benedict To Headline Library Foundation Gala

  News, January 19, 2023

• House Committee on Assignments Announces Committee Leadership Appointments

  News, January 19, 2023

• USG Announces New Presidents at Clayton State University and Atlanta Metropolitan State College

  News, January 19, 2023

• UnitedHealthcare Welcomes Bryan Palmer as CEO, Employer & Individual Health Plans of Georgia and Alabama

  News, January 19, 2023

• Entertainment Production Industry Generates Nearly $207M in Direct Spend in Savannah Region in 2022

  News, January 19, 2023

• Hartsfield-Jackson Announces New Routes with Ethiopian Airlines

  News, January 19, 2023

• UPS Releases First Jobs and Opportunity Report

  News, January 19, 2023

• Disaster Unemployment Assistance Approved for Seven Georgia Counties

  News, January 19, 2023

• 2023’s Best & Worst States to Start a Business – WalletHub Study

  News, January 19, 2023

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 235,000 Jobs in December; Annual Pay was Up 7.3%

  News, January 19, 2023

• No End in Sight: New-Vehicle Transaction Prices End 2022 at Record Highs, According to New Data from Kelley Blue Book

  News, January 19, 2023

• Georgia Ports Authority Handles Nearly 6 Million TEUs in 2022

  News, January 18, 2023

• President Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Georgia

  News, January 18, 2023

• Announcing The Recipients Of The 2023 Georgia Titan 100

  News, January 18, 2023

• The Midtown Connector Project Included in 2023 Omnibus Spending Bill

  News, January 18, 2023

• Community Bank Execs Rank Cybersecurity and Credit as Top Risks

  News, January 18, 2023

• Starbucks and DoorDash Set to Expand Delivery Partnership Nationwide

  News, January 18, 2023

• Annual Home Price Growth Decelerates in Q4 to 9.2 Percent

  News, January 18, 2023

• Honeywell Top Building Trends for 2023

  News, January 18, 2023

• Greater Columbus Chamber Launches Livability Greater Columbus

  Features, January 17, 2023

  The Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce recently teamed up with Livability Media, a custom media publishing company located in Tennessee, to develop and implement a print, digital and social media communications marketing program to tell the story of Columbus and showcase our quality of life for tourism and talent attraction.

• Secretary of State Trains Local Officials on New Voter Registration System

  News, January 17, 2023

• Georgia December Net Tax Revenues Up 7.5%

  News, January 17, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Presents Budget Recommendations to General Assembly

  News, January 17, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Rose Again

  News, January 17, 2023

• Georgia DOT Completes First CRISI Grant Project

  News, January 17, 2023

• Georgia Has the 11th Largest Educational Wage Gap in the U.S.

  News, January 17, 2023

• CEO Survey: A Recession is the Biggest Worry in 2023

  Features, January 17, 2023

  As the new year begins, what will keep the world's executives up at night? CEOs in both the United States and globally say slow growth and a recession are their #1 external worry of 2023.

• Economic Uncertainty Delays Retirement Plans for Business Owners

  News, January 17, 2023

• Small and Midsize Business Confidence Improves, Driven by Increase in Hiring Plans

  News, January 17, 2023

• Major Home-Ownership Costs Consume 32 Percent of Average National Wage

  News, January 17, 2023

• 20 Years Later: Military, Academic Experts to Assemble in March to Cement Iraq War’s Lasting Legacy

  Features, January 13, 2023

  Spanning more than eight years beginning in March 2003, the U.S. War in Iraq eventually involved more than one million U.S. troops. The incursion—known as “Operation Iraqi Freedom”—brought with it evolving wartime policies, modernized equipment and weaponry, and changes to U.S. military strategy.

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