News

June 14, 2023

• Expanding Access to Agricultural Pathways Across Georgia

• New Report Shows Georgia Lake Home Listings Up 15%

• Dr. Rebekah Thomas Named PCOM Chair of PA Studies

• FedEx to Close Georgia Shipping Center, Laying Off Dozens

• Georgia DNR Speaks on New Boaters, B.U.I. Arrests

• Intuit Mailchimp Finds Vast Majority of SMB Marketers Are Bought Into Artificial Intelligence

• Lengthy Passport Delays Continue as Demand for International Travel Soars

• Employers Globally Dial Down Hiring Expectations in Q3

June 13, 2023

• City of Savannah to Consider Maintaining Millage Rate at Lowest Level Since 1987

• Memorial Health Announces New Chief Medical Officer

• Stacy Jennings to Lead YMCA of Coastal Georgia Community Impact Campaign

• 2023 Georgia High School Level Science and Engineering Fair Awards Announced

• Pediatric ENT Dr. Stephanie Ambrose Earns Certification to Provide Complex ENT Care for Children

• Convenience Store News Honors Parker’s Regional Manager Tanja Gassenmaier on 2023 “Top Women in Convenience” List

• Wallenius Wilhelmsen Debuts Latest Investment to Reduce Emissions of its Operations

• State Grant Funds Announced to Expand High-Speed Internet Access in Four Georgia Counties

• The "Taste the South" Campaign Showcases the Authentic Food and Spirits of the Southern USA

• Carr: Biden Administration Must Immediately Rescind Burdensome Credit Reporting Rule for Small Businesses

• GTRI Works to Enhance EV Battery Reuse and Recycling in Georgia

• State Tax Revenues Down in May

• New Data Reveals the Diets that Georgia Residents are Most Interested in Trying, According to Google Data

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Holding Steady

• C-Suite Survey: Just 29% of US Executives Say Their Boards Are Doing a Good or Excellent Job

• Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Costs in April Hit Seven-month Low

• Cyber-Risk Declines But 78% of Organizations Predict Successful Attacks in Coming Year

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