September 2022 News

September 30, 2022

• 14th Annual GRACE Awards Winners Announced

• Here's How the Waffle House Index Measures a Hurricane's Possible Danger

• Money Magazine: Atlanta Is the Best Place to Live in the U.S.

• Norfolk Southern Creates Transportation and Network Operations Organization

• AG Carr Warns Georgians of Price Gouging and Scams in Wake of Tropical Storm Ian

• Georgia Students Mingle with Farm Animals to Spark Interest in Agriculture

• UGA Study Offers New Perspective on the 2008 Housing Crash

• Gen Z Wants More Apps to Include Interactive Live Video

• Salaries in Finance & Accounting on the Rise As Executives Adapt to Fluctuating Market Pressures

• Personal Debt in America Had Dropped 25% in Three Years

September 29, 2022

• GNTC to hold Industrial Career Day on Friday, Oct. 7.

• Colony Bank Promotes Laurie Senn to Chief Operations Officer

• Norfolk Southern Commits $400,000 to Combat Food Insecurity

• Georgia's Graduating Class of 2022 is Fifth in a Row to Beat National Average on SAT

• Ga. Mortgage Assistance Program: Millions of Dollars Available to Homeowners

• Celebrate President Jimmy Carter’s 98 Years of Making the World a Better Place

• Atlanta Motor Speedway Offering Campgrounds to Those Seeking Shelter from Hurricane Ian

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces Court Victory for Election Integrity

• The Salvation Army Prepares for Hurricane Ian as Fiona Relief Continues

• S&P Global Mobility: Supply Constraints, Lack of Inventory Cap US Light Vehicle Sales in September

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index® (LEI) for the U.S. Declines Further in August

• Untrained Employees Pose Major Risk to Organizations Due to Uncertainty of Security Reporting

September 28, 2022

• Georgia Ports Welcomes Nissan to Brunswick

• Gov. Kemp Issues State of Emergency Ahead of Hurricane Ian

• Georgia Power Readying for Hurricane Ian Impacts, Urging Customers to do the Same