News

May 04, 2023

• Georgia to Tax Digital Download Purchases Beginning in January

• Women of State Transportation Board and Georgia DOT Named to Most Influential List in Engineering

• AGCO Reports First Quarter Results

• Georgia's Margaritaville at Lanier Islands Unveils Opening Date

• InsiderAdvantage: Carter Working on Legislation to End “Child Abuse” in Residential Treatment Centers

• Dr. John Fuchko III Named Interim President at Dalton State College

• Georgia Archives May Lunch and Learn

• Small Banks Did Not See Disruption Following Recent SVB, Signature Failures

• 2023’s Best & Worst States for Working Moms – WalletHub Study

• Small and Midsize Business Lending Fraud on the Rise, According to New LexisNexis Risk Solutions Study

May 03, 2023

• United Way of Aiken Finally in New Home

• Local Minister, Singer Featured in Film Adaptation of Judy Blume Novel

• Augusta University and Savannah River National Laboratory Partner

• GreenJackets Host Defending Champions Charleston For Six-Game Series, Announce Homestand Promotions

• Tuesday Morning Begins Process of Closing Augusta Store

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation Strengthening Healthcare Access, Supporting Healthcare Heroes, and Expanding Assistance to Expectant Mothers

• First-of-its-kind Atlanta Program Leverages $200 Million Public Private Investment for Affordable Housing

• Rivian Hires Anthony Sanger as First VP for its Georgia Manufacturing Facility

• Healthcare Georgia Foundation Delivers Impact Through Award-Winning 5-Year Rural Health Initiative

• Shawanda Reynolds-Cobb Confirmed as Department of Juvenile Justice Commissioner

• Kia Telluride SUV Awarded “Best Mid-Size 3-Row SUV” in Good Housekeeping “Best Family Vehicles of 2023.”

• Senate President Pro Tempore Receives Georgia Historic Preservation Recognition

• New WalletHub Survey for Small Business Week 2023

• Survey: 65% of HR Leaders Expect AI to Benefit Their Profession

• Financial Advisors Pursue More Frequent, Personalized Engagement with Clients

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