News

January 11, 2023

• Georgia State Lawmakers Back at Work for 2023 Session

• New Georgia Food Truck Law Helps Mobile Eateries Expand Across Counties

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Edging Higher

• Qcells to More than Double Production in Georgia, Create 2,500 New Jobs

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Communications Staff

• Georgia Residents Are the 5th Most Impacted by Rising Interest Rates

• Kia Donated $500,000 to The Petfinder Foundation

• Survey Reveals 90% of Americans Used Telehealth in The Past Year

• EV Chargers: How Many Do We Need?

• 2023’s Cities With the Most Green Space

• Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Buyout Rate Rises 20 Basis Points

January 10, 2023

• Conger Chili Fundraiser Scheduled

• Georgia's Gas Tax Suspension Ends Today

• What to Know About Georgia's New House Speaker

• Savannah Named to 2023’s Best Cities for Bagel Lovers

• Georgia Council for Recovery Expects More Legislation Concerning Sober Living Housing

• AG Carr: Georgia Joins National Opioid Settlements with CVS, Walgreens, Teva and Allergan

• Joint Study Committee on the Electrification of Transportation Adopts Final Committee Report

• Southern Company Selects Second HBCU Scholarship Recipient

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in December

• Farmer Sentiment Rebounds at Year End on Stronger 2022 Income

• Easing Mortgage Rates and Home Prices Provide Slight Boost to Homebuyer Sentiment

• Burnout Hitting Consumer Confidence, Finds Survey

January 09, 2023

• Tift Fire Department Honored

• Berrien Businesses Bring Students to ABAC’s Georgia Museum of Agriculture

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