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• Rural Voices Launches Georgia Steering Committee

  News, November 01, 2022

• 2022 Georgia Apprenticeship Summit Set for November 17th

  News, November 01, 2022

• Governor & DOAS Release Recommendations to Improve Small & Minority-Owned Business Access to State Procurement Process

  Features, November 01, 2022

  Governor Brian Kemp joined the Department of Administrative Services in announcing the release of the Small Business and Supplier Diversity Initiative Report. The report outlines several recommendations to further access to Georgia’s procurement process and resources for small, minority-owned, woman-owned, and veteran-owned businesses.

• GaDOE Continues Efforts to Locate and Support Rural Students

  News, November 01, 2022

• State Files Appeal of Judge’s Ruling in Rivian Case

  News, November 01, 2022

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Likely to Keep Falling

  News, November 01, 2022

• Home Depot Showcases the Power of Home Décor and Design

  News, November 01, 2022

• Southeastern Grocers Launches New Delivery Service

  News, November 01, 2022

• 98 of the 100 Largest U.S. Markets Saw Home Prices Decline in September From Their 2022 Peaks

  News, November 01, 2022

• Survey: 2022’s Best Cities for Veterans & Military Money

  News, November 01, 2022

• US Consumer Confidence Declined in October

  News, November 01, 2022

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Drop in September Unemployment Rates

  Features, October 31, 2022

  Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said Thursday that all Regional Commissions recorded a drop in unemployment rates in September.

• Stericycle Partners with the National Park Foundation to Help Restore Georgia Shoreline

  News, October 31, 2022

• GaDOE CTAE Leader Dr. Barbara Wall Receives National Award

  News, October 31, 2022

• Georgia CJCC Local First Responders State Microgrant Program Announced

  News, October 31, 2022

• Georgia Voters Show Up in Force During Second Weekend of Early Voting

  Features, October 31, 2022

  Georgia voters continued showing high turnout over the last weekend of Early Voting.

• 59% of Pet Parents Plan To Take Their Dogs And Cats Trick-or-Treating This Halloween

  News, October 31, 2022

• 2023’s Best Cities for Sandwich Lovers

  News, October 31, 2022

• Survey Finds Nearly 60% of Home/Auto Policy Owners are Worried about Being Underinsured

  News, October 31, 2022

• Controlled Environment Agriculture: Georgia’s Fastest-Growing Agribusiness Sector

  News, October 28, 2022

• Lieutenant Governor Announces Application Period Open for Qualified Foster Child Support Organizations Authorized By “Fostering Success Act”

  News, October 28, 2022

• Southern Company Earnings Jump to $1.5B in Q3

  News, October 28, 2022

• The Advanced Technology Development Center Announces its Startup Graduating Class of 2022

  Features, October 28, 2022

  The Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC), Georgia’s technology incubator, announced today 13 startups will graduate from the program’s top-tier Signature portfolio.

• Georgia Saw a 5.2% Wage Increase for Construction Laborers

  News, October 28, 2022

• AAA: Drivers, Don’t Be A Nightmare To Pedestrians On Halloween

  News, October 28, 2022

• Georgia Receives Share of $759M to Bring High-Speed Internet Access to Communities Across Rural America

  News, October 28, 2022

• NASA's Economic Benefit Reaches All 50 States

  News, October 28, 2022

• Recent Renters Reveal Five Strategies to Land a Place in Today's Hot Market

  News, October 28, 2022

• Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Buyout Rate Rises 320 basis Points

  News, October 28, 2022

• Counties See Decreased Wait Times, Streamlined Check-In Thanks to Elections Pilot Project

  News, October 27, 2022

• Norfolk Southern Reports Record Results as Operations Improve

  News, October 27, 2022

• Governor Announces Program to Support Students Impacted by the Pandemic

  News, October 27, 2022

• PCOM Georgia Pharmacy and Medical Students Receive White Coats

  News, October 27, 2022

• Commissioner Shaw Urges Georgia Congressional Delegation to Intervene in Natural Gas Policy

  News, October 27, 2022

• Wages Have Failed to Match Inflation, 65% of Employed Consumers are Living Paycheck to Paycheck

  News, October 27, 2022

• Q3 National Rent Analysis Reveals Double-Digit Increases

  News, October 27, 2022

• Discounts at the Top of Shoppers Wish List this Holiday Season

  News, October 27, 2022

• Global MedTech Industry Reaches Milestone Revenues

  News, October 27, 2022

• Ongoing Talent Development Fosters Strong Fintech Ecosystem in Georgia

  News, October 26, 2022

• Strong Turnout Continues Breaking Records into Week Two of Early Voting

  News, October 26, 2022

• TCSG Names Dr. Emmett Griswold as President of Albany Technical College

  News, October 26, 2022

• Application Period Open for Qualified Law Enforcement Foundations Authorized by LESS Crime Act

  News, October 26, 2022

• Gov. Kemp, Hyundai Motor Group Execs Break Ground at Georgia’s Bryan County Megasite

  Features, October 26, 2022

  Governor Brian P. Kemp, along with Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung and company officials, officially broke ground Tuesday on Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America's (HMGMA) new manufacturing plant at the Bryan County Megasite, joined by state, local, and federal officials.

• ATA: Driver Shortage Remains Near Record High

  News, October 26, 2022

• Inflation Taking a Toll on Health Care and Nutrition Decisions in U.S.

  News, October 26, 2022

• Consumer Confidence Improved Again in September

  News, October 26, 2022

• NewCold To Make Henry County’s Single-largest Investment With State-of-the-Art Distribution Facility

  News, October 25, 2022

• Georgia Students’ Scores Stay Steady on NAEP Despite Impacts of Pandemic

  Features, October 25, 2022

  Georgia students' scores on the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress were in line with the national average and, in most subject areas, the percentages of students performing at the NAEP Basic and NAEP Proficient levels were not significantly different than 2019.

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Declines

  News, October 25, 2022

• Cities Connect: Cybersecurity Funding for Cities and Diabetes Awareness

  News, October 25, 2022

• Georgia Voters Continue Sunday Turnout by Doubling 2018 Record

  News, October 25, 2022

• States With the Most Self-Employed Workers

  News, October 25, 2022

• September Market Declines Cause Public Pension Funded Ratio to Drop from 75.0% to 69.3%

  News, October 25, 2022

• Holiday Season to Feature Fewer Shopping Bags and Suitcases as Consumers Navigate Inflation

  News, October 25, 2022

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in September

  News, October 25, 2022

• The Technical College System of Georgia Signs Master Agreement Enabling its 22 Colleges to License the YuJa Enterprise Video Platform

  News, October 24, 2022

• SBA Georgia Training Events Oct. 24th-28th

  News, October 24, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Rare Disease Advisory Council

  News, October 24, 2022

• Georgians Embrace Early Voting; Here’s What You Need to Know

  News, October 24, 2022

• Small Businesses Expect a Recession, but Few are Prepared

  News, October 24, 2022

• Holiday Workers Want Wage Increases and Schedule Flexibility This Season

  News, October 24, 2022

• Cybersecurity Remains One of the Most in Demand Professions

  News, October 24, 2022

• Georgia Council for the Arts Awards 75 Organizations More than $1.3 Million in Grant Funding

  News, October 21, 2022

• Jobs Hit New High While Unemployment Rate Remains Low

  Features, October 21, 2022

  Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler announced today that Georgia's job numbers increased almost 13,000 over the month to a new all-time high. The September unemployment rate remained an all-time low of 2.8 percent for the third consecutive month.

• Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals names Piedmont Atlanta Hospital 2022 Large Hospital of the Year

  News, October 21, 2022

• Friends of Georgia State Parks a Announces $500,000 Save America’s Treasures Grant

  News, October 21, 2022

• AG Carr Encourages Georgians to Protect their Data & Devices During Cybersecurity Awareness Month

  News, October 21, 2022

• US DOT Rail Vehicle Replacement Program Grant Announced

  News, October 21, 2022

• Home Sales Slow as Rising Mortgage Rates Drive Up Monthly Payments

  News, October 21, 2022

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined in September

  News, October 21, 2022

• How Aerospace and Defense Industry Better Respond to the Workforce Challenges

  News, October 21, 2022

• Georgia Voters Continue Record Early Voting Turnout; Surpasses Presidential Election Levels

  News, October 20, 2022

• Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals Names Phoebe Putney Health System CEO Scott Steiner as 2022 CEO of the Year

  News, October 20, 2022

• GDEcD Announces Project Manager for Korean Investment

  News, October 20, 2022

• Coulter Jewell Thames, P.A. Combines with Thomas & Hutton to Serve Expanding Raleigh-Durham Market

  News, October 20, 2022

• Electrified Vehicle Sales Hit Record, According to Kelley Blue Book

  News, October 20, 2022

• 2022’s States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring – WalletHub Study

  News, October 20, 2022

• 40% of Americans Think Current Elevated Inflation Rates Will Be Permanent

  News, October 20, 2022

• Kelley Blue Book's 2022 Best Cars for Teens - The List Every Parent Needs in Today's Challenging Car Market

  News, October 20, 2022

• Georgia Voters Set New Midterm Turnout Record; Day One Voting Nears Presidential Level

  News, October 19, 2022

• Georgia Small-business Owners Have Clearer Path to State Government Contracts

  News, October 19, 2022

• Georgia-Exclusive Health Plan Expands into 8 Additional Counties

  News, October 19, 2022

• The Home Depot Launches the Path to Pro Network, Unique Jobseeker Platform Focused on the Skilled Trades

  News, October 19, 2022

• Charities Division Highlights Enforcement Efforts During International Charity Fraud Awareness Week

  News, October 19, 2022

• US DHS State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program Announced

  News, October 19, 2022

• Survey: Job Engagement Declines For A Third of Workers; Remote Work Is Not to Blame

  News, October 19, 2022

• New Research Examines the Impact of the Great Recession on U.S. Public Pension Plans

  News, October 19, 2022

• Gen Z and Millennials Less Serious about Cybersecurity on Work-issued Devices than Personal

  News, October 19, 2022

• New Research Reveals Georgia has the 5th Lowest Cost of Living in the US

  News, October 18, 2022

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up 3 Cents

  News, October 18, 2022

• Aflac Dental, Vision and Hearing Plans Now Available to Individuals Outside the Traditional Worksite

  News, October 18, 2022

• 38% of Households Own at Least One Smart Home Device, Up 2% From the Previous Year

  News, October 18, 2022

• Home Price Growth Decelerated in the Third Quarter

  News, October 18, 2022

• IT Job Growth Rate Remains Flat Due to Ongoing Worker Shortage

  News, October 18, 2022

• Consumers are Ready to Celebrate and Spend for the Holidays but Uncertainty Looms

  News, October 18, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Commission on Civics Education

  News, October 17, 2022

• Applications Now Being Accepted for Nominations for 2023 National Small Business Week Awards

  News, October 17, 2022

• Westinghouse Congratulates Partners on Fuel Load for Vogtle Unit 3

  News, October 17, 2022

• The US Cities Rebounding the Fastest Are Benefiting From Tourism, Not Business Travel

  News, October 17, 2022

• CEO Confidence Deteriorated Further Heading Into Q4

  Features, October 17, 2022

  The Conference Board Measure of CEO Confidence in collaboration with The Business Council stands at 32 to start Q4 2022, down from 34 in Q3. The Measure fell deeper into negative territory, to lows not seen since the depths of the Great Recession.

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