News

June 15, 2022

• Revealed: The Workplaces that Most Commonly Experience Injuries

June 14, 2022

• Out of Hand Theater to Bring Community Engagement Event to Tift County

• Southwell Opens Sleep Medicine Clinic

• Industry-leading Vertical Farming Company to Put Down Roots in Newton County

• Lyndy Jones Installed as Associated General Contractors of Georgia President

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average up 21 Cents

• Georgia Has the 9th Fewest Innovative Workers in the U.S.

• The Home Depot Supports Supply Chain and Logistics Vertical with Georgia Tech’s Advanced Technology Development Center

• Sustainability and Energy for Georgia's Future

• Georgia Seeks Input On New Medicaid Contracts

• Cybersecurity Hiring Momentum Ramps Up

• The Future of Work is Already Here and It's Not Fully Remote

• U.S. Auto Dealers' Attention Turns to Inflation, High Costs and Tight Inventory

June 13, 2022

• City Weighs One-time Pay Bump for Employees

• UGA Selects New Cohort of Georgia Agriculture and Forestry Leaders

• Georgia Saw the 5th Biggest Increase in Multi-Family Home Construction

• Georgia Solar Industry Faces Headwinds at Home and Abroad

• Mitsubishi Power, Georgia Power, EPRI Complete World’s Largest Hydrogen Fuel Blending at Plant McDonough-Atkinson

• Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation Breaks Ground on Innovative SMART Warehouse in Newnan

• US DOT Reconnecting Communities Pilot

• AG Chris Carr Warns Georgians of Text Message Scams

• Home Price NSA Index Reported a 20.6% Annual Gain in March

• 72% of U.S. Employees Are Stressed About Their Finances

• More Than 50 Million Vehicles Across the U.S. Need Urgent Repairs

June 10, 2022

• Douglas Student Elected as ABAC SGA President

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