News

February 28, 2024

• Unlocking Innovation in Georgia’s $27 Billion Mobility Industry

• Superintendent Woods Names 2024 AP Honor Schools

• Georgia House Approves CON Reform Measure

• Farm Stress Summit to Address Mental Health Challenges Among Georgia Farming Communities

• Georgia Cardholders Would Benefit 12th Most from Interest Rate Declines

• GSW's Dr. Neal Weaver as Sole Finalist for President of Stephen F. Austin State University

• Sports Betting Makes It Through Georgia Senate

• Thursday is Crossover Day under the Georgia Gold Dome

• Georgia has the Fourth Highest Percentage of Delinquent Auto Loans in America

• Small Businesses are Paying the Most in These US States

• University of Georgia Institute of Government Among Newly Awarded Seed Grants

• Destinations Career Academy of Georgia Welcomes Students to Enroll for 2024-2025 School Year

• Gen Z Workers are More Worried about Potential AI Threat to their Jobs than Gen X, Survey Reveals

• S&P Global Mobility: February 2024 US Auto Sales to Bounce Mildly

February 27, 2024

• 4th Spring Wing Fest Returns to SRP Park

• Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Being One of Augusta’s Most Prominent Landmarks

• PSC to Resume Hearings on Georgia Power Request for More Generating Capacity

• Acrisure Launches Largest Region in Southeastern U.S.

• Georgia Senate Panel Approves Referendum on Sports Betting, Casinos

• GaDOE, GLET Announce 2023 Cybersecurity Awareness Poster Contest Winners

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker Recognizing the Civil Rights Movement in Brunswick

• Georgia Music Day of Action This Wednesday, February 28th

• Georgia High Earners Pay $18k in Taxes Each Year

• SOS Hosts 3-Part Webinar Series “Mastering Funding Readiness at Every Phase of Business Growth”

• First Drug to Help Reduce Allergic Reactions to Multiple Food Allergies, Tested at Children’s and Emory, Now FDA Approved

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