December 2024 News

December 04, 2024

• Berry Student Media Receives National Awards

• Polk County Students Explore Health Care Career Options

• Fundraiser Supports GNTC Foundation’s Mission

• Georgia Farm Bureau 87th Annual Convention Set

• Clark’s Christmas Kids: Help Donate Gifts for Foster Kids in Georgia this Holiday Season

• Georgia's "Transaction Alley" Shares Safe Shopping Tips for Holiday Season

• Commissioner Pridemore Takes the Helm of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners

• Sen. John Albers Announces Completion of Senate Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence

• Relatable to Sustainable: Gifts from Georgia Small Businesses

• UGA PSO Leader Jennifer Frum Earns Vice President Emeritus Designation Upon Retirement From UGA

• US SMBs Show High Confidence as Digital Transformation Drives Growth

• Average Health Insurance Premiums Rise 7% in 2025, Marking Four Consecutive Years of Increases

• MarketNsight’s October Data is Ahead of the Curve

December 03, 2024

• Call for Nominations: Georgia Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus Georgia Tourism Awards

• GTA Announces Grant Program to Expand High-Speed Internet

• Georgia Ports Targets Community Improvements with $120M in Grants for Electrical and Rail Infrastructure

• First Outfitted Gulfstream G800 Takes Flight

• Winners of 2024 GeorgiaCIO ORBIE Awards Announced By GeorgiaCIO

• Georgia Gas Price Average Cooling at the Pumps

• Charlie Harper: View Christmas From An Adult Perspective And Fear Not

• Zillow Predicts More Buyers will Come Out Ahead in a Bumpy 2025

• Report: In the War for Talent, Companies Are Embracing Dynamic, Comprehensive Total Rewards

• Travellers Are Set to Take More Holidays in 2025; Savvy Spenders, Bravecations, Heritage Holidays and AI On the Rise

December 02, 2024

• State-run Hurricane Damage Relief Program Taking Applications

• Lawmakers Recommend ‘Multi-faceted Approach’ to Preserving Georgia Farmland