News

November 29, 2022

• Manufacturer Steves & Sons, Inc. to Invest Over $100 Million in Jackson County

• AT&T Expands Fiber Network to Help Close Digital Divide in Georgia

• Bert Brantley Joins the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce as New President and CEO

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Down 7 Cents

• Governor Kemp Announces Second Term Senior Staff

• GA Regional Commissions See Rise in October Unemployment Rates

• SOS Raffensperger Certifies November General Election Results

• Georgia Tech to Launch Sustainability-Focused Technology Initiative at the Advanced Technology Development Center

• Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault Launches Think Like a Girl App

• Millennials & Gen-Z Report Social Media as Top Channel for Discovering International Brands - Global-e Survey Finds

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined in October

November 28, 2022

• Rome Sees Rise in October Unemployment Rate

• Second Global Automotive Supplier for Hyundai Metaplant To Create 1,500 Jobs

• Needle Moving Higher on Christmas Tree Prices in Georgia

• Ben Tarbutton Appointment to Georgia Ports Authority Board

• Norfolk Southern to Purchase Assets of the Cincinnati Southern Railway

• SBA Announces $83M in New Restaurant Revitalization Fund Grants

• Comcast names Julia Ayers VP of State Government Affairs, Georgia & South Carolina

• Georgia Power Light-Up-The-Holidays Contest Includes Unique Twist

• Charlie Harper: Words Of Thanks For Doing Thankless But Necessary Work

• Inflation is Impacting Consumer Plans This Holiday Season

• EY Report: Surety Bonding Provides Strong Economic Value and Strengthens Performance for Public and Private Construction Projects

• 2023’s Best and Worst Cities for Breakfast Lovers

November 18, 2022

• Renters Underrepresented in Local, State and Federal Government

• Georgia Unemployment Rate Remains Significantly Lower than National Average

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