News

January 17, 2023

• Cities Connect: How to Become a Certified City of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging

• Gov. Kemp Presents Budget Recommendations to General Assembly

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Rose Again

• Georgia DOT Completes First CRISI Grant Project

• Georgia Has the 11th Largest Educational Wage Gap in the U.S.

• Economic Uncertainty Delays Retirement Plans for Business Owners

• Small and Midsize Business Confidence Improves, Driven by Increase in Hiring Plans

• Major Home-Ownership Costs Consume 32 Percent of Average National Wage

January 13, 2023

• Endless Opportunities: International Student Making the Most of His Time at UWG

• Kemp Proposes $2,000 State Employee Pay Raise, $1 billion in New Round of Surplus Payments

• Registration Open for 2023 Georgia Ag Forecast

• Chick-fil-A gives UGA $1.5M for Statewide Youth Development Program

• Senate Announces New Committee Chairs

• Georgia DOT Awards $155 million in Construction Contracts in November

• The Home Depot Launches New In-Store Application to Help Associates Provide Better Customer Experience

• U.S. Middle Market Growth Shows a Positive Surprise

• BofA Data Finds that 2022 was a Solid Year for Consumer Spending, But the New Year Brings New Challenges

• 2023’s Best Places to Find a Job – WalletHub Study

• ECommerce Trends For 2023

January 12, 2023

• Flat Rock Food Forest Declared a People’s Garden

• Georgia Leaders Appointed to 2023 Georgia Chamber Executive Committee

• New Class of Georgia State Lawmakers Grows More Diverse

• Federal Reserve Atlanta: Boards of Directors' New Appointments and Reappointments Announced

• InsiderAdvantage: Carter Introduces Fair Tax Act as Republicans Work to Stop Funding for New IRS Agents

• Report: Georgia Ranks 36th in Prosperity Despite Pandemic and Economic Challenges

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