News

September 17, 2021

• Southern Company Gas Charitable Foundation Announces $700,000 Commitment to Advance Racial Equity

• Industrial Construction Company SUNGDO ENG USA Opens Corporate U.S. Headquarters in Gwinnett County

• UEDA Names Two Institute of Government Projects Finalists for Awards

• Survey: CFO & Finance Leaders Face Growing Responsibilities, Including ESG Reporting

• Employees Rank Respect as the No. 1 Aspect of Company Culture

• 100,000 Hourly Workers Needed for Busy Holiday Season

September 16, 2021

• Badges of Honor: UWG Recognized as College of Distinction for Fifth Straight Year

• Report: Officer's Error Likely Caused Shipwreck off Georgia

• Candice Broce Named to Lead Department of Human Services

• USG Institutions See Early Declines in COVID-19 Cases Amid Progress with Vaccination Campaigns

• Mark Ivey of Ivey Homes Awarded Georgia Homebuilder Member of the Year Honors

• Poll: Georgia Voters Support Public Charter Schools & Charter Expansion

• Atlanta Named One of 2021’s Best Cities for Country Music Fans

• Georgia Power Highlights Sensitive Species Conservation Efforts for Second Week of Environmental Awareness Month

• Study: Corporate Tax Rate Report

• Small Businesses Show Growing Signs of Caution About the Future

• U.S. Employers Look To Hire At Record Pace But Talent Shortage Remains Above Global Average

September 15, 2021

• Publix Donates Over $32,000 To Fayette County Public Schools

• Finding Her Calling: UWG Psychology Student Volunteers Time at University’s Pre-K

• Peachy Robot: A Glimpse into the Peach Orchard of the Future

• ABAC President David Bridges Announces Retirement

• Shan Cooper Elected Vice Chairman of the Georgia Historical Society Board of Curators

• Institute of Government’s Public Finance Leadership Academy Graduates First Cohort and Plans Second

• Georgia 4-H Receives AmeriCorps Funding to Support Youth Programs

• 4th Annual Rhythm and Brews Festival Set for Late October, Music Lineup Announced

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