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• Where are the Best States to be a Lawyer? New Study Finds Out

  News, April 18, 2023

• Public Pension Funded Ratio Rises to 74.5% at End of March

  News, April 18, 2023

• Manheim Forecast: Used-Vehicle Values Rise Again in March, Finish Quarter up 8.6%

  News, April 18, 2023

• Study: Georgia Is the 7th Best State for Working from Home

  News, April 17, 2023

• March State Net Tax Revenues Decline 3%

  News, April 17, 2023

• UGA’s 2022 Football National Championship Ring Unveiled

  News, April 17, 2023

• Nearly Half of Americans Have Turned to Side Hustles & Other Forms of Supplemental Income in Today's Challenging Economy

  News, April 17, 2023

• Rapid Growth: Sales of Used Electric Vehicles Increase by 32% in Q1

  News, April 17, 2023

• Survey: 53% of Americans Feel Very Secure With Their Bank

  News, April 17, 2023

• Columbus State's Annual Student-led Cougarthon Exceeds Children’s Miracle Network Fundraising Goal

  News, April 14, 2023

• Yamaha Marine U.S. Business Unit Opens New Marine Innovation Center in Kennesaw

  News, April 14, 2023

• Georgia Annual Business Registration Season Sees Increase of 29,000 Corporate Filings in 2023

  Features, April 14, 2023

  Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a record-breaking Annual Registration Season for the Corporations Division of the Secretary of State’s Office. The Annual Registration Season, which runs from January 1 – April 1, concluded with over 784,000 annual registration filings, marking an increase of more than 29,000 filings over last year’s filing period.

• Three-decades Long Partnership Celebrated in Georgia Lottery's 30th Anniversary Year

  News, April 14, 2023

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bills to Improve Literacy and Provide Resources for Safe and Healthy Learning Environments

  News, April 14, 2023

• This Historic Georgia Mansion Is a National Landmark. Now It Can Be Yours for $4 Million.

  News, April 14, 2023

• AG Carr Co-Leads 24-State Coalition, Successfully Blocks WOTUS Rule

  News, April 14, 2023

• Dr. Donald J. Green Named Interim President at Gordon State College

  News, April 14, 2023

• Expedia Releases its Summer Travel Forecast

  News, April 14, 2023

• Percent of Startups Renting Office Space Returns Pre-Pandemic Levels

  News, April 14, 2023

• Private Equity Fundraising Sentiment Bleak in 2023

  News, April 14, 2023

• Aspirion Names Amy Amick as Chief Executive Officer

  News, April 13, 2023

• Steven Ewing Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

  News, April 13, 2023

• 2023 Senate Study Committee on Certificate of Need Reform Announced

  News, April 13, 2023

• The Home Depot Announces Grants for 36 HBCUs at 2023 Retool Your School Awards Celebration

  News, April 13, 2023

• ATA Statement on EPA's Greenhouse Gas Emission Proposals for Heavy-Duty Trucks

  News, April 13, 2023

• 45 Percent of U.S. Employees Say Organizations Aren't Investing in Fostering Employee Connection

  News, April 13, 2023

• New Data Reveals the Top 10 States Most in Need of a Luxury Vacation

  News, April 13, 2023

• Synovus Financial Corp. Releases 2022 Annual Report

  News, April 12, 2023

• Seohan Auto Georgia Announces 180 New Jobs in Liberty County

  News, April 12, 2023

• Premier League Announces Summer Series is Heading to Atlanta

  News, April 12, 2023

• Inaugural Georgia FLEX Finals Set to Begin at Fitzgerald High School College & Career Academy April 13th

  News, April 12, 2023

• 21.0% Of Georgia Homebuyers Are 55+ Years Old, Above U.S. Average

  News, April 12, 2023

• Governor Kemp Announces Judicial Appointments

  News, April 12, 2023

• Business Travel Begins to Take Off, But Full Recovery Experiences Further Delays

  Features, April 12, 2023

  Though leisure travel reached pre-pandemic levels, corporate travel has been slower to return. A variety of factors appear to impact the decision to travel for business including employee safety, client interest in meeting in person, the value of attending a conference, and whether virtual conferencing platforms can replace a trip.

• Best States for Working from Home – WalletHub Study

  News, April 12, 2023

• After Nearly Two Years, New-Vehicle Transaction Prices Fall Below Sticker Price in March 2023

  News, April 12, 2023

• First-time Homebuyers See Now as a Good Time to Buy Despite Market Uncertainty

  News, April 12, 2023

• Georgia Ports Growing Big: Mason Mega Rail

  News, April 11, 2023

• Remembering Former UPS CEO Oz Nelson: The CEO Who Moved UPS to ATL

  News, April 11, 2023

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases Financial Commitment Up to $400,000 for Spring Tornado and Severe Storm Relief

  News, April 11, 2023

• Announcing She Leads Webinar Hosted by Secretary Brad Raffensperger: “Marriage and Money: Starting Your Financial Life Together”

  News, April 11, 2023

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in March

  News, April 11, 2023

• Small Business Owners Hopeful in Economy, But See Inflation as a Problem Over Next Two to Five Years

  News, April 11, 2023

• Healthcare Private Equity Deals Reached Nearly $90 Billion in 2022

  News, April 11, 2023

• East Alabama Paramedics Named First Friday Heroes

  News, April 10, 2023

• CVCC Offers Numerous Scholarship Options for High School Seniors

  News, April 10, 2023

• Kia to Assemble New Electric Vehicle at Georgia Plant

  News, April 10, 2023

• Upcoming Georgia Small Biz Training Events This Week

  News, April 10, 2023

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones Shares His Legislative Priorities Update

  News, April 10, 2023

• USDA, SBA, and FDIC Partner to Foster Economic Growth for Small Businesses, Farmers, and Ranchers in Southern States

  News, April 10, 2023

• Southeastern Grocers Earns Accolades for Commitment to Product Innovation and Authenticity

  News, April 10, 2023

• IT Decision Makers Facing Significant Challenges Amid Rising Recession Concerns

  News, April 10, 2023

• Third-party Logistics Cost Sky-High; SMBs Must Implement New Technology

  News, April 10, 2023

• Synovus Donates $2 Million to Strengthen Communities Throughout Its Footprint

  Features, April 07, 2023

  Synovus Bank announced the commitment of $2 million in corporate donations to nonprofits and organizations in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee. Through Synovus’ Corporate Donations Program, the bank is building on the millions of dollars it donates annually to address critical needs in the communities it serves.

• Annual Art Program Provides Columbus State Students an Artistic Outlet for Mental, Emotional Health

  News, April 07, 2023

• CVCC Holds PTK Induction Ceremony

  News, April 07, 2023

• Gulfstream Announces Expansions that Will Bring 1,600 New Jobs & $150M in Capital Investment to Chatham County

  News, April 07, 2023

• Georgia's Electric Cooperatives Power FIRST Robotics Competition Events

  News, April 07, 2023

• Chick-fil-A Celebrates Milestone 50th Year of Scholarship Giving, Awards $25M in Scholarships in 2023

  News, April 07, 2023

• Georgia DOT Awarded 22 Projects in February 2023

  News, April 07, 2023

• Hartsfield-Jackson Named the World’s Busiest Airport

  Features, April 07, 2023

  Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has once again been named the world's busiest airport by the Airports Council International. In 2022, ATL served more passengers and conducted more aircraft movements than any other airport in the world.

• U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency in Georgia to Host April 11th Workshop

  News, April 07, 2023

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 145,000 Jobs in March; Annual Pay was Up 6.9%

  News, April 07, 2023

• CFP Board Survey Reveals Cost of Living Is a Worry for 9 in 10 Americans Polled

  News, April 07, 2023

• Government Employee Burnout Levels Remain High

  News, April 07, 2023

• Piedmont’s Community Impact Brings Its Purpose to Life

  News, April 06, 2023

• Georgia AP Pass Rate Rises to 15th in the Nation, Student Scores Increase

  Features, April 06, 2023

  Georgia's Advanced Placement pass rate has risen to 15th in the nation, from 17th the two years prior, according to data released by the College Board today.

• MCLB Albany Recognized as DoD Small Installation of the Year for Installations and Logistics

  News, April 06, 2023

• Kia Posts Eighth Straight Monthly Sales Record

  News, April 06, 2023

• Savannah #4 in 2023’s Best Cities for Outdoor Weddings

  News, April 06, 2023

• Women in Georgia Earn Median $47,404 per Year, Below National Median

  News, April 06, 2023

• Which Industries Will Start Shedding Jobs? New Index Reveals Likelihood of Layoffs

  News, April 06, 2023

• HR Leaders Are Confident About Hiring and Retaining Workers, Despite Recession Worries

  News, April 06, 2023

• 80% of Law Firm Professionals Believe AI-driven eDiscovery Technology Can Help Their Firm Improve

  News, April 06, 2023

• Jerry Saltz, Pulitzer Prize-winning Art Critic, to Visit Columbus State April 10-11

  News, April 05, 2023

• Life Sciences Manufacturer Meissner to Create 1,700 Jobs in Athens-Clarke County

  News, April 05, 2023

• CareSource Helps Nonprofit Relaunch Program to Support Georgia Families

  News, April 05, 2023

• Governor Kemp Proclaims April as Georgia Safe Digging Month

  News, April 05, 2023

• GaDOE Recognizes Eight Winners of 2022-23 Military Flagship School Award

  News, April 05, 2023

• Former U.S. Airforce Airman Leads Scientific Games' Technology with Perseverance and Commitment to Excellence

  News, April 05, 2023

• The Home Depot Foundation Pledges $10M+ to Improve Accessibility, Support Communities Across the Country

  Features, April 05, 2023

  The Home Depot Foundation pledged to invest $10 million in community service projects this year in celebration of the 30-year anniversary of The Home Depot's associate volunteer force, Team Depot.

• Secretary of State Raffensperger Celebrates Legislative Successes, Congratulates General Assembly on Productive Session

  News, April 05, 2023

• Small Business Jobs and Wages Increase Modestly in March

  News, April 05, 2023

• New Financial Confidence Survey Reveals Major Gaps in U.S. Residents' Ability To Manage Their Finances

  News, April 05, 2023

• Synovus Ranks #1 in the Southeast for Customer Satisfaction and Trust

  News, April 04, 2023

• Uptown Columbus Spring Concert Series

  News, April 04, 2023

• Military-focused Degrees, Support Programs Foster Military-friendly Experience for Columbus State Students

  News, April 04, 2023

• Piedmont Columbus Regional Observes Children’s Hospitals Week

  News, April 04, 2023

• 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

  News, April 04, 2023

• Chick-fil-A Reverses Decision to Remove Menu Item

  News, April 04, 2023

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Mostly Lower February Unemployment Rates

  News, April 04, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Is at a Standstill

  News, April 04, 2023

• Auto Loan Interest Rates Hit Highest Level Since 2008

  News, April 04, 2023

• IT and Marketing Leaders Must Meet Increasing Customer Expectations for Data Protection and Privacy

  News, April 04, 2023

• Exceptional Women at Piedmont Columbus Regional

  News, April 03, 2023

• Vogtle 3 & 4 Nuclear Units Take Significant Steps Toward Operations

  News, April 03, 2023

• Annual goBeyondProfit Business Executive Opinion Survey Open for Participation

  Features, April 03, 2023

  goBeyondProfit, a statewide alliance launched by business leaders for business leaders has opened its annual Executive Survey for participation.

• Wellstar Health System & Augusta University Health System Reach Agreement for Statewide Health Care Partnership

  News, April 03, 2023

• Georgia Restaurant Assoc. Announces 2023 Board & Chair

  News, April 03, 2023

• This Georgia City Ranked #4 Best Spring Destination in 2023

  News, April 03, 2023

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