News

February 10, 2022

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Awarded Grant to Expand Services

• Asbury Memorial Continues its Annual Valentine's Day Vow Renewal Ceremony

• Georgia Ports Authority Handles 479,000 TEUs in January

• Nine Georgia Locations on List of Worst Bottlenecks

• 3.5% Of Georgia Workers Quit Their Jobs Each Month in 2021, 3rd Most in U.S.

• InsiderAdvantage: Legislation Would Create Income Tax Exemption for Military Retirees

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Expands Virtual Primary Care, Providing Members Increased Access to Affordable, Convenient Care

• States Having the Fastest Recovery of Unemployment Claims – WalletHub Study

• Lever Report Reveals New Motivators for Retention During the Great Resignation

• Tech Hiring Off to a Hot Start for the Year CompTIA Analysis Finds

February 09, 2022

• Savannah Rep To Announce 2022 Season Live

• Georgia Historical Society’s Renovated Research Center is Open

• Queensborough Branch Open in Pooler

• Telfair Museums, Members Donate Over 1,500 Pounds of Food to Second Harvest

• STEM Academy Students Make Inaugural Visit to Junior Achievement Discovery Center

• $2,000 for an Eligible High School Senior from Infinity, Inc

• Jay Daniels Returns to M.E. Sack Engineering as Project Engineer

• Ryder System, Inc. to Open Distribution Center in Locust Grove, Create 250 Jobs

• Regents Honor University System of Georgia Scholars During Academic Recognition Day

• Corcor Launches First Affiliate in Georgia

• Gov. Kemp and First Lady Are Delivering for Hardworking Georgians

• 2021 Georgia Quality Cotton Award Winners Announced

• Carr Commends Introduction of Gang Prosecution Legislation

• Free AT&T Internet for Eligible Georgia Residents

• Super Bowl Spending Expected to Drop 19% As Fewer Americans Say They'll Watch

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