News

February 16, 2022

• New Motion Approved for Tift County's Recreation Pool

• Over 5 Million in Upgrades Coming to EB Hamilton Park

• First Lady Marty Kemp Announces New Members of GRACE Commission

• Southern Company Issues Inaugural Transformation Report Detailing Equity Work

• Teacher Recruitment Tax Credit Now Available for Teachers in High-Need Subject Areas at Eligible Schools

• 2022 Conservation/Preservation Workshops at The Georgia Archives

• Job Opening: One Sumter Executive Director Position

• 27.0% Of Georgia Homes Have 4+ Bedrooms, 8th Most in U.S.

• Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE)

• S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Default Indices Show Second Straight Increase in Composite Rate in January 2022

• Following a Contentious 2021 Proxy Season, 2022 May Be Even More Challenging

February 15, 2022

• Governor Kemp Names 48 Appointments to State Boards

• OneGeorgia Rural Innovation Fund Application Announced

• SOS Raffensperger Calls for Expansion of Election Policing to Protect Election Integrity And Poll Workers

• Governor Kemp Announces Georgia Supreme Court Appointment

• Southern Company Named No. 2 Best Large Employer in America by Forbes Magazine

• AG Chris Carr Leads Efforts to Fight Organized Retail Crime

• Gresham Smith Continues to Expand Operations in Georgia

• Driver Shortages: How Technology is Helping Truck Learner Drivers

• Ag Economy Barometer Declines Producers Concerned About Rising Costs and Supply Chain Disruptions

• Survey Shows 77% of Consumers Against Facebook Owning Metaverse Data

February 14, 2022

• County Breaks Down Demolition Projects

• Chief Justice Nahmias to Leave Supreme Court of Georgia

• Chicken Salad Chick's Impressive Growth in 2021 Fueled by Nearly 50% Increase in Sales and 30 New Restaurant Openings

• AAA: Georgia Pump Price Average Jumps 9 Cents

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