News

July 23, 2021

• Speaker Proposes Massive Additional Resources To Aid Law Enforcement

• Georgia Public Service Commission Elects Tricia Pridemore as New Chairman

• Gov. Kemp Announces Coastal Electric Cooperative and Darien Communications to Expand Broadband in Southeast Georgia

• Bitcoin Depot Announces Long-Term Partnership with Circle K in U.S. and Canada

• UnitedHealthcare Donates $500,000 to Nonprofits in Georgia

• Georgia 4-H Alums Compete in Shooting Sports at the Tokyo Olympics

• Georgia’s Broadband Map Gets Marked Update, Shows Continued Lack of Access

• COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery Bolsters Optimism as Businesses Look to Reinvent

• Milliman Analysis: Public Pension Funding Tops 80% for First Time in Over Five Years

• New Survey Reveals Extensive Devastation in the Aftermath of Ransomware Attacks

July 22, 2021

• Colony Bank Names D Copeland, Jr. Special Advisor

• Gov. Kemp Appoints Fitz Johnson to Public Service Commission

• Georgia Casino Coalition Forms to Persuade Lawmakers to Legalize Gambling

• Georgia Continues County Expansion of Self-Service Vehicle Kiosk Program

• Colonial Group Unveils Historical Marker in Savannah Celebrating 100 Years in Business

• Georgia is Spending 7th Most on Construction Per Construction Worker

• USG’s Critical Role in Georgia’s Economic Recovery

• UGA Program Certifies Ecotourism Guides at the Georgia Coast

• After COVID-19, Marketing Has a New Meaning in the Business World: Here's Why

• U.S. Employees Eager To Help Pets Win A Permanent Spot In The Workplace

• Out of Office: Summer Travel Starts Strong With Record Occupancy Levels

July 21, 2021

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Forms Colony Insurance, Agrees to Acquire The Barnes Agency in Macon

• WGTC Student Awarded National Scholarship

• Governor Announces Six Judicial Appointments, Including Judge Verda M. Colvin to Georgia Supreme Court

• New Statewide Initiative to Accelerate Georgia’s Electric Mobility Industry

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