News

May 14, 2021

• Rotary, UWG Join Forces to Offer Two Full Scholarships

• Ferguson Announces 2021 Congressional Art Competition Winners

• Memorial Day Holiday Travel to Rebound to More Than 37 Million; More than 1 Million are Georgians

• TCSG and Georgia DCA to Implement $8.367M Grant in Southwest Georgia

• Southern Company Earns Top 20 National Ranking of Companies for Diversity

• New Research may Explain Shortages in STEM Careers

• Charlie Harper: Inflation Has Returned, But Will It Hang Around?

• Small Business Employers Remain Committed to Employees Through Benefits

• April's Robust 2.30% Investment Returns Boosts Corporate Pension Funding Despite Drop in Discount Rates

• U.S. New-Vehicle Shoppers Expect Limited Choices, High Prices

May 13, 2021

• GBA Announces 2021 Graduates of the Georgia Banking School

• Mercer University to Conclude 2020-2021 Executive Forum with Presentations by Health Care Executive Shane Jackson

• State Tax Revenues Up 52.4% in April

• University Health Care System in Augusta Unanimously Approves Letter of Intent to Partner with Piedmont Healthcare

• Wittek Industries Expands Manufacturing Operations to Lyons, Georgia

• AT&T to Offer Low-Cost Broadband to Eligible Customers through the Emergency Broadband Benefit

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to Take Action During National Hurricane Preparedness Week

• 54% of Small Businesses Have a Budget for 2021, Finds New Survey From Clutch

• Demand for Second Homes Is More Than Double Pre-Pandemic Levels

• New Study: 86% of Americans Report a Change in Personality Due to the Pandemic

May 12, 2021

• Fayetteville Mayor Meets with REACH Friends

• Georgia Governor Declares State of Emergency, Suspends Gas Tax After Prices Surge

• Board of Regents Observes Academic Recognition Day Honoring Student Achievement

• Gov. Kemp Announces WebstaurantStore to Expand Georgia Presence, Create 100+ Jobs in Chatham County

• Interfor Invests $30 Million in Expanding Sawmill in Perry

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