News

May 18, 2023

• Georgia Public Service Commission Approves 12% increase in Georgia Power Bills Starting in June

• The Path to Prosperity Event in Georgia Gives Boosts to Small Businesses in the Southeastern U.S.

• UGA Awarded $4 Million to Design Farm of the Future

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Taps Influential State and Local Bipartisan Leaders to Take on Licensing Reform

• AG Carr Shares Tips, Resources to Protect Older Georgians During Older Americans Month

• Study Uncovers Shocking Costs of Dirty Bathrooms on Business Economy

• Changes in Unemployment Rate by State

• New Survey Reveals Changing Digital Banking Habits in the U.S.

• Home-buying Costs Could Soar 22% if US Defaults on its Debt

May 17, 2023

• Board of Regents Approves No Tuition Increase for the 2023-24, with One Exception

• Georgia Council on Literacy Announces Appointments

• People Stealing Checks from the Mail, Costing Georgians Thousands

• The Home Depot Reports Disappointing Earnings

• Georgia is the No. 13 Best State for Urban Treasure Hunting

• 1 in 6 High School Students Want a Bachelor’s Degree but Don’t Expect to Get One

• Nominations Open for Statewide Youth Leadership Program

• 2023’s Best & Worst Entry-Level Jobs – WalletHub Study

• Next Generation of Shoppers Ready for AI, AR and Robots

• Investing in Technology Is the Number One Priority and Growth Driver for Professional Services Firms in 2023

May 16, 2023

• Hicks Selected for Roy R. Jackson Award at ABAC

• Colony Bankcorp Announces That KBRA Affirms the Company’s Ratings

• Anovion Technologies to Create Over 400 Jobs in Bainbridge, Invest $800M in Manufacturing Facility

• AT&T and Public Library Association Collaborate to Increase Awareness and Adoption of Federal Broadband Benefits

• Long-delayed Georgia Medical Cannabis Program Picking Up Speed

• Yes, Georgia Retirees are Eligible for the State's Surplus Tax Refund

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