News

September 08, 2022

• Growing Satellite Industry Could Fuel Growth for Georgia Aerospace Companies

• Georgia Health Officials Advise Schools on Handling of Monkeypox Cases

• Secretary of State Leads Election Security Exercise with Federal, State Officials

• InsiderAdvantage: Clyde Leads Efforts to Protect Poultry Production

• Gov. Kemp Receive Green Jacket Award from Georgia 4-H

• Georgia DOT Introduces Bridge Marketing Website

• GaDOE Launching Teacher Evaluation Pilot

• The IT Talent Gap Is Fueling Tech Investment Decisions, According to New Research

• Even with Increased Compensation, Banks Are Struggling to Hire and Retain Talent

September 07, 2022

• CSO Presents Myths, Legends, & Folk Tunes

• Harris County Nonprofit Helps Community Say Goodbye to Summer

• Colony Bank Opens Nominations for Colony Leadership Academy

• Columbus Native Signs with Detroit Tigers Organization

• Columbus Airport to Perform Live Emergency Gunshot Detection Exercise

• One in Nine Jobs Across State Related to Savannah, Brunswick Ports

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dip 5 Cents

• AG Carr & Colleagues Reach $438.5 Million Agreement with JUUL Labs

• Georgia Humanities Grant Program Announced

• UnitedHealthcare Welcomes Michael Minor as Chief Executive Officer, Community Plan of Georgia

• Understanding Georgia's "Slow Poke Law"

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in August

• Inflation Affecting Discretionary Spending; Retirement Preparations Largely Untouched

• 47% of Educational Institutions Experienced a Cyberattack on their Cloud Infrastructure in 2022

September 06, 2022

• Community Mourns Loss of Tripp Wade

• Columbus Organization Teaches Literacy Skills to Young and Old

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