News

August 11, 2021

• LaGrange Mayor Jim Thornton Elected President of GMA

• Should First-Time Homeowners Buy In Georgia’s Hot Real Estate Market?

• AG Chris Carr Joins Call for Faster Implementation of Anti-Robocall Technology

• Americans Worry about Identity Theft, but Majority Don't Do Much About it

• Post-COVID Travel Insurance Trends

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Increased in July

August 10, 2021

• DNR to host Climate Conference on Jekyll

• Patrick Industries Acquires Georgia Manufacturer

• American Red Cross of Georgia Honors Volunteers with Volunteer Recognition Event

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Remain Steady

• Cricket Wireless and Acorns Announce Collaboration to Invest in Customers with Every Bill

• Small Business Job Growth Advances in July Amid Signs of Strong Economic Rebound

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funded Status Continues to Slide in July

• IT and Cyber Risk Management Survey Reveals Real-Time Visibility, Risk and Compliance Assessments Help Mitigate Attacks, Ensure Compliance

• Workers Are Saving for Retirement Despite Challenges Amid the Pandemic

August 09, 2021

• Augusta Metro Chamber Meet.Mingle.Mesh. at Augusta Office Solutions, August 24th

• Air Force Association CyberCamp Ignites Interest in Cybersecurity for Area Students

• As U.S. DOT Sec. Buttigieg Touts Infrastructure Deal in Atlanta, Data Show 374 Georgia Bridges Need Repair

• Analysis Shows Georgia has Smaller-Than-Average Renter Wage Gap

• Georgia-filmed 'Stranger Things' Season 4 will Arrive in 2022

• Raffesnperger Takes Action to Clean the Voter Rolls and Improve Election Integrity

• Georgia Department of Public Health Presents Say "Yes" Summer

• Georgia Latino International Film Festival Returns to Celebrate Its 10th Anniversary

• Commentary on July U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report

• Majority of Parents Say COVID-19 Child Care Duties Have Hurt Their Careers

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