News

September 16, 2022

• The Home Depot Expands Reporting on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Deforestation Efforts

• Across Georgia, Home Visitors Support a Good Start

• Georgia DOT Wins Top National Award for Transportation Communications

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance partners with CABP for 4th Annual Best Practices Expo and Conference in October

• Georgia Set to Celebrate Intellectual Property Month in October for the Fifth Consecutive Year

• Bloomberg Tax Predicts Inflation Increase

• Nearly 30% of Pet Owners Can't Afford Their Pets Amid Inflation

• States That Lack Childcare Workers

September 15, 2022

• HelloFresh, Pratt Industries, and Second Helpings Atlanta Achieve 500,000 Meal Donation Milestone

• Senate Study Committee Considers How to Beef up Georgia’s Cybersecurity

• Georgia Foundation for Public Education Awards $70,000 in Rural Education Fund Grants

• InsiderAdvantage: Dems, GOP Battle to Target Georgia’s New Voters

• Three Additional Rural Georgia Counties Vote to Join the AmeriPro Health EMS/911 Platform

• Warnock, Walker Set on 1 Debate in Georgia Senate Race

• Georgia Historical Society to Display Rare Revolutionary War-Era Drum

• Georgia National Fair Implements New Clear Bag Policy

• Southeastern Grocers Celebrates “WINNing” Multiple Awards in Recognition of its People and Products

• More Pro Sports Teams and Stars are Getting in the VC Game

• Rural Entrepreneurs Report Growing Economic Anxiety

• More than 3 in 4 Americans Feel Less Safe in Self-Driving Cars, Survey Finds

September 14, 2022

• UWG Extends Test-Optional Policy for 2023, Waives SAT and ACT Requirement

• State House Committee Looks at Healthcare Access as Hospitals Close

• Port of Savannah handles 575,000 TEUs in August

• Wineries Are 'Cropping Up' All Over Georgia

• 12 Fall Fairs in Georgia for Families to Enjoy

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