News

January 26, 2023

• Home Depot Quadruples Annual HBCU Investments

• Norfolk Southern Reports Q4 and Full-year 2022 Results

• Community Spark Scholarship Applications Are Now Open

• Deloitte: While Most Business Leaders Believe the Right Workplace Model is Key to Success, only 24% are Very Ready to Make Needed Changes

• Despite Slowing Economy, Demand for Cybersecurity Workers Remains Strong

• Survey: Majority of Nurses Eyeing the Exits if Staffing Shortage Not Corrected

January 25, 2023

• Plan Moving Forward to Raise Clearance, Replace Cables of Talmadge Bridge

• Family Promise of the Coastal Empire announces Board of Trustees

• Club Hous Works Announced as Final GRIT Conference Keynote Session

• McIntosh Cares Inc. Hosts “Party Gras On The Coast” Event Benefiting The 200 Club Of The Coastal Empire

• Parker’s Announces Key New Hires

• Alee Shriners Annual Election and Awards Ceremony

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Receives Grant for Qigong Classes at Neighborhood Centers

• $2.3B Qcells Solar Power Investment Holds Major Potential for Georgia

• University of Georgia Poll Finds 99% of Georgia Voters Reported No Issue Casting Ballot

• Georgia DOT, Lutzie 43 Foundation Continue Safe Driving Summits

• Report: 22.0% of Georgia Workforce Holds Mechanically-Inclined Jobs

• New Franchise Brews Up in Thomasville

• Southern Company to become Official Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Partner of the AJGA

• Study: States Having the Fastest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 0.4% in December

• More Than Half of U.S. Adults Say Fully In-Office Workers Have Career Advantage Over Fully Remote Counterparts

• Survey Finds Homeownership Remains a Top Priority, Despite Shifting Market Conditions

January 24, 2023

• Savannah Based Colonial Oil Industries Acquires Strickland Oil Company

• Thomas & Hutton's Newest Professional Engineer, Michael Lerque

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