News

July 25, 2023

• Nancy Young, DMD, Named Dean of Dental College of Georgia

• Costa Layman Health Fair Provides Medical Care for Farmworkers While Giving Students Valuable Experience

• NCR Unveils New Names for Businesses Ahead of Planned Separation

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average on the Rise

• GACCE Awards Emerge Grants for Innovative Programs

• Charlie Harper: Go To Iowa Anyway, Governor Kemp

• Secretary Raffensperger Protects Georgians with New Consumer Alert

• Georgia Students Are 8th Most Heavily Targeted by Credit Card Marketing

• Shuttered Georgia Trucking Company Files for Chapter 7

• Study: Current Changes in State Unemployment Rates

• S&P Global Mobility: US Auto Sales Progress Again in July

• Optavise Survey Shows Employers Have the Opportunity to Enhance Employee Understanding of Healthcare

July 24, 2023

• Garmon Named AVP and CFO for Foundations at Augusta University

• Shane Bagby Promoted at Security Federal Bank

• Will Highland Springs Middle School be Ready in Time for Students to Return?

• CSRA Native, Returns to his Roots with his Comedic One-man Stage Play, “Who Got the Body?”

• SRNS High-Risk Property Training Helps Protect U.S. Strategic Commodities

• Gov. Kemp Announces Donovan Head as New Executive Director of State Charter Schools Commission

• Commisioner Jason Shaw Elected PSC Chairman

• Georgia Non-union Industry Employees Face Newfound Challenges in SAG-AFTRA/WGA Fight for Higher Wages

• What Georgia Cities are Among the Most Stressed in America?

• Helping Georgia Residents Stay Covered: Understanding Life Events That Qualify for Coverage Outside of the Annual Enrollment Period

• Home Depot Invests in Higharc Homebuilding Tech Platform

• Destinations International Announces Release of 2023 DestinationNEXT Futures Study

• Georgia Citizens are Staying Fit with THESE Workouts, According to New Study

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