News

May 06, 2022

• Georgia Saw 6.8% Decline in Services Spending During COVID, 15th Largest in U.S.

• Georgia’s Historic Theatres: Outlooks for Arts, Education & Funding

• Shipley Do-Nuts to Open in Duluth, Georgia

• AGCO Agriculture Foundation Donates to Farmer-Focused Initiative "BORSCH" in Ukraine

• Let’s Talk About Roe. And Georgia.

• Georgia's Danimer Scientific expands Partnership with Kemira

• 88% of Small Business Owners Say Inflation Is Impacting Their Business, According to Bank of America Report

• Employers are Taking Advantage of the Temporary and Temporary-to-Perm Hiring Frenzy During the Great Resignation

May 05, 2022

• Brian Robinson To Highlight Legislative Breakfast This Friday

• Loop Recruiting Named 2022 Georgia Small Business ROCK STARS Through Chamber Nomination

• USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships Returns to Augusta

• Possible Water, Trash Fee Hikes for City of Aiken

• Georgia Had the 4th Most Job Openings in the U.S.

• Georgia-based Nutrition Nonprofit MANA Nutrition Breaks Ground on $36 Million Expansion in Fitzgerald

• Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council Seeks Sub-Grant Applications

• Gov. Kemp Signs Inform Consumers Act to Combat Organized Retail Crime

• AG Chris Carr Secures Over $4M for Georgia Consumers Deceived by TurboTax

• Georgia DOT Recognizes Hurricane Preparedness Week

• InsiderAdvantage/FOX 5 Atlanta Poll: Kemp Enjoys Comfortable Lead as Early Voting Commences

• ETR Technology Survey Cites Cybersecurity as Highest Priority for IT Spending

• 37% of Consumers Trust Social Media Influencers Over Brands

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 247,000 Jobs in April

May 04, 2022

• Kevin and Brittany Kisner Foundation Presents $1M Check to Children’s Hospital of Georgia

• Van Gogh Is Coming to Augusta, 300 of the Artist's Works

• Medical College of Georgia Honors Distinguished Alumni

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