News

June 08, 2021

• Georgia Pump Prices Hold Steady at $2.91 Per Gallon

• Vogtle Unit 4 Achieves Initial Energization

• UGA Plays Pivotal Role in Food Safety

• Survey: US Businesses Face Historic Difficulty Finding Qualified Workers

• Mid-Market CEOs Optimistic but Concerned About Inflation, Finds Marcum-Hofstra Survey

June 07, 2021

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: For Schools to Return to Normalcy, Community Must Do Its Part

• Gary Black Launches Senate Campaign

• UGA Weather Network Celebrates 30 Years of Service to Agriculture in Georgia

• USDA to Invest $1 Billion to Purchase Healthy Food for Food Insecure Americans and Build Food Bank Capacity

• Small Businesses Seek New Funding Sources as PPP Ends

• Tepid Job Gains Highlight Hiring Difficulties

• The Wave of Pandemic-Era Relocations Continued in April, With Nearly 31% of Homebuyers Looking to Move to Another Metro

• Fans Use Digital Ticketing to Bring Record Attendance of 21,000 to GHSA 2021 State Baseball Championships

June 04, 2021

• ABAC Receives $2.1 Million CAMP Grant

• Georgia Ranked Second in Southeast in UI Benefit Timeliness

• Soliant Expanding Headquarters in Gwinnett County, Creating 200 Jobs

• Explore Georgia Supports Tourism Industry Recovery with $2M in Marketing Grants & Co-op Funding

• A Good Thing to Push More Education': Georgia Driver's License Law Set to Start July 1st Will Impact Teenagers

• Finalist Named for the Clayton State University Presidency

• Charlie Harper: Time to Accept Electric Vehicles as Mainstream

• ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Comes to FirstNet: AT&T Launches Animal Assisted Therapy Initiative

• Survey: MBA Students Are Bullish about Employment Prospects

• US Manufacturing Skills Gap Could Leave As Many As 2.1 Million Jobs Unfilled By 2030, Deloitte and The Manufacturing Institute Study Finds

June 03, 2021

• PCOM Georgia Graduates 246 Physicians, Pharmacists and Physical Therapist

• Gov. Kemp Swears in Interim Revenue Commissioner

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