News

January 16, 2024

• Municipal Archives to Host District 5 Community Archiving Event

• First Georgia Bills Dropped Targeting Artificial Intelligence

• Signia by Hilton Debuts Flagship Hotel in Downtown Atlanta

• Braves Extend General Manager Alex Anthopoulos' Contract

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Ease

• Governor Endorses School Vouchers Push

• 2024 Economic Forecasts, Fear of Recession Concern Georgia Construction Contractors

• GaDOE Releases Lists of Schools Identified for Additional Support

• AGCO Names Viren Shah as Chief Digital & Information Officer

• Lt. Governor Jones Announces Legislation Addressing Social Media and Its Impact on Children’s Mental Health

• Manufacturers Remain Overwhelmingly Optimistic for 2024 Despite a Host of Challenges, According to Wipfli Survey

• New Survey of Federal Chief Data Officers Outlines Mission Challenges and Opportunities in the Age of AI

• First-mover Advantage Begins to Materialize for Commercial Real Estate

January 12, 2024

• Bethesda Academy President Dr. Michael Hughes to Retire at End of the School Year

• Current Edge Solutions Supports Union Mission - Parker’s House: A Home for Women

• Outside Savannah Announces Annual “Recycle Your Jacket” Initiative to Support Old Savannah City Mission – Jan. 15 – Feb. 4

• Oliver Maner LLP Celebrates First Anniversary of Associate Attorneys and Announces Two New Hires

• Announcing the Eighth Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend

• Optim Health System Welcomes Interventional Pain Management Specialist, Dr. Michael Appeadu, to Serve Swainsboro Community

• Hinesville Unemployment Rate Drops Heading into the New Year

• Governor: State Will Address Tort Reform One Step at a Time

• New Rural Workforce Housing Grants Announced

• Credit Crisis: Georgia Among Worst States for Personal Debt

• House Speaker Burns Calls for More Changes to State Election Laws

• Aflac: Workforce Retention on the Line as Employers Battle Employee Burnout

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