News

February 07, 2023

• GDOL Virtual Agent Improves Customer Experience

• Georgia DOT Observes Severe Weather Preparedness Week

• New Study Finds the Most Cultural States in the US

• Bankers See Weak Loan Demand Amid Increased Deposit Competition

• Improved Inventory Levels, Higher Fleet Sales Expected to Support Improving January U.S. Auto Sales

February 06, 2023

• Sara Hightower Regional Library Receives FINRA Foundation Grant for Financial Literacy Programming

• The West Georgia Technical College Foundation Awards 67 Students $44,801 in Scholarships

• Georgia House Passes Mid-year Budget with $1 Billion Property Tax Rebate

• Fast-growing Kia Posts Sixth Consecutive Monthly Record

• Georgia Commission Rescinds Rules to Sell, Produce Medical Marijuana

• The Home Depot and Ecolab Launch Ecolab Scientific Clean

• Botanical Sciences Appoints Gary Long as Chief Executive Officer

• Georgia Day Exhibit and February Lunch and Learn

• Bureau of Labor Statistics Labor Market Revisions Contribute to Conflicting Signals

• IT and Engineering Teams Spend 40% Of Their Time Building and Maintaining Internal Tools and Workflows

• Survey: 79% of Travelers Are More Inclined to Buy Insurance in 2023 Than in Recent Years

February 03, 2023

• HOPE High School Equivalency Examination Grant Program Now Available at WGTC

• Bart Davis Named 2023 Georgia Farmer of the Year

• Institute of Government Adds Three New Communities to PROPEL

• Rivian to Lay Off 6% of Workforce in EV Maker’s Second Round of Job Cuts

• Georgia First-time Homebuyer Assistance Programs

• Working Seniors in Georgia Earn a Median $54,289 per Year

• The Progress Project by Hyundai Commences for a Second Year, Supporting Black-Owned Businesses in Georgia

• Study: States Having the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• Home Rents on the Rise: Double-Digit Increases in 52% of U.S. Cities

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