December 2023 News

December 22, 2023

• CSRA Small Businesses are Ready for Last-minute Shoppers

• Columbia County Light Fight Winner Announced

• Bank of America Invests $547,900 in Greater Augusta-Aiken in 2023

• SRNS Supply Chain Procurement Celebrates Record Year

• Georgia Girl's Life Inspires $20M Gift by Peach Bowl to Fund Childhood Cancer Research

• Medical Device Manufacturer Gerresheimer Expands in Peachtree City

• Sen. Ossoff, Rep. Johnson Introduce Legislation to Boost Opportunities for Georgia’s Minority-Owned Small Businesses

• Georgia Cleantech Innovation Hub Releases 2024 Outlook

• Georgia Getting Ready for a Bowl, but it Sure Feels Different than the Last 2 Years

• LCF Georgia Releases Groundbreaking Status of Latino Health Report in Georgia

• Georgia Searches the Fourth-Most about Cybersecurity on Average in America

• Mercedes-Benz Comes Third as One of Top-Rated NFL Stadiums, According to New Research

• Secretary Raffensperger Calls on General Assembly to Put Georgia Voters on Santa’s Nice List and End Georgia Runoffs

• Electric Scooter Company Bird Files for Bankruptcy

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Fell Again in November

• TalenTrust Survey Shows Preference For Remote Work, Willingness To Return

• Economy Expected to Slow in 2024, Rebound in 2025

December 21, 2023

• Meg Thompson-Webb promoted to ATC Development's Vice President of HR 

• Savannah River Mission Completion Donates $5,000 to the Salvation Army

• Augusta Technical College selects 2023-2024 Adult Education EAGLE Winner and Outstanding Teacher of the Year

• Gas South’s $1M Commitment to the Fostering Success Act, Inc. Ensures Georgia's Foster Youth Aren't Forgotten

• Georgia DOT Awards 18 Construction Contracts for Statewide Transportation Projects

• Georgia Residents Search for This Holiday Song the Most

• Georgia Shrimpers Struggle Amid Flood of Foreign Imports

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgia Leading the Way On Renewable Energy