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• Albany State University to Compete in ‘College Bowl’ TV Show Hosted by Peyton Manning

  News, August 30, 2022

• Sheriff Kevin Sproul: The Importance of Education

  News, August 30, 2022

• Kia Among Most Innovative Mass Market Brands in New Study

  Features, August 30, 2022

  Kia has ranked second among mass market brands in the J.D. Power 2022 Tech Experience Index (TXI) Study. The new study rates advanced technologies in new vehicles with an innovation score and Kia continued its strong momentum.

• Georgia Leads Nation in Large Warehouse Leases for 1H 2022

  News, August 30, 2022

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Drop in July Unemployment Rates

  News, August 30, 2022

• Jennifer Mann Named President of the North America Operating Unit of Coca-Cola

  News, August 30, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Awards Over $62M to Address Homelessness and Housing Insecurity

  News, August 30, 2022

• New Report Shows Georgia Parents More Engaged Than Ever in Education, and “Never Going Back”

  News, August 30, 2022

  In a new report, Never Going Back: An Analysis of Parent Sentiment on Education, from the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and The Harris Poll, more than 8 out of 10 Georgia parents (83%) who were surveyed agree that education has become a more important political issue to them than it was in the past.

• 2022’s Best Cities for Self-Sustaining Homes

  News, August 30, 2022

• High Gas Prices, Record-Breaking Transaction Prices Increased Q2 Interest in Cars, Electrified Vehicles

  News, August 30, 2022

• The $400 Emergency Expense is Dead: New Data Shows the Reality is $1,400

  News, August 30, 2022

• Albany Chamber: Star Business of the Week

  News, August 29, 2022

• Georgia Council for the Arts Awards Grant to ACTU

  News, August 29, 2022

• Georgia Saw 7.7% Growth in Total Housing Units Over Past Decade

  News, August 29, 2022

• As Inflation and Uncertainty Abound, Georgia Parents’ Back-to-School Spending Surges

  Features, August 29, 2022

  As students in Georgia head back to school, Deloitte issues its 2022 back-to-school survey results. Despite economic concerns, parents in the Peach State planned to spend an estimated $873 per child on back-to-school shopping, 32% higher than the national average of $661 per child.

• U.S. Chamber Kicks Off National Roadshow “Advance with Africa” to Deepen U.S.-Africa Business Engagement

  Features, August 29, 2022

  On September 6th, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, will kick off its “Advance with Africa” roadshow in Atlanta at the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs, a hub for Black business owners and entrepreneurs.

• Xero Small Business Insights Finds US Small Businesses Pandemic "recovery" Largely Driven by Inflation

  News, August 29, 2022

• Nearly Half (48% each) of Gen Z and Millennials With Work Experience Have Applied to Jobs They Found via Social Media

  News, August 29, 2022

• Albany Sees Drop in July Unemployment Rate

  News, August 26, 2022

• Phoebe Sees Positive Results with Virtual Remote Nurse Program

  News, August 26, 2022

• Albany Museum of Art Receives Grant from Georgia Council for the Arts

  News, August 26, 2022

• AGCO’s Fendt & Luke Bryan Collaborate to Harvest Popcorn & Support FFA

  News, August 26, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Dedicates $100M to Strengthen Public Safety and Reinforce Local Law Enforcement

  News, August 26, 2022

• Georgia's Absentee Ballot Request Window Now Open

  News, August 26, 2022

• Georgia Cities Connect: Why a Solid IT Foundation is Important for Cities

  News, August 26, 2022

• Securities & Charities Division Highlights Best Practices with State Law Enforcement

  Features, August 26, 2022

  On Tuesday, the Secretary of State Securities and Charities Division led the Investment and Donor Fraud: Detect and Investigate Financial Exploitation seminar during the GBI’s Georgia Crime Information Center Training Symposium in Savannah.

• August U.S. Auto Sales Languish at Slow Pace With Persistent Headwinds

  News, August 26, 2022

• Nearly 80% of Americans Would Consider Switching to a Community Bank

  News, August 26, 2022

• The LexisNexis Risk Solutions True Cost of Fraud Study Finds a 19.8% Increase in Retail Fraud in the U.S. Since 2019

  News, August 26, 2022

• Albany State Student Athletes Selected as 2022 MBP HBCU All Stars

  News, August 25, 2022

• Albany Museum of Art School Year Programs for Kids to High Schoolers Resume in September

  News, August 25, 2022

• Georgia Sees the 15th Largest Seasonal Change in Home Prices

  News, August 25, 2022

• Georgia Council for the Arts Awards More Than $3.1M in Grant Funding to Support More than 200 Arts Organizations Throughout Georgia

  Features, August 25, 2022

  Georgia Council for the Arts, a strategic arm of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, announced the recipients of its Bridge, Project, and Arts Education grants as part of its initial disbursement of grants for fiscal year 2023, which began on July 1st.

• Court Affirms Georgia's Election Integrity Act

  News, August 25, 2022

• GaDOE Launches Statewide Employee Assistance Program for All Public-School Teachers and Staff

  News, August 25, 2022

• The Georgia Department of Community Affairs/Georgia Serves Announces $7M in AmeriCorps Funding for Georgia

  Features, August 25, 2022

  The State of Georgia announced that it has received $7,260,916 in AmeriCorps funding from AmeriCorps, a federal agency.

• 2022’s Best Cities for Dog Lovers

  News, August 25, 2022

• July Rental Report: Renting in the Suburbs Isn't as Cheap as It Used to Be

  News, August 25, 2022

• Honeywell Industrial Cybersecurity USB Threat Report Findings

  News, August 25, 2022

• Albany State University Employees Refreshed After 2022 Faculty and Staff Conference

  News, August 24, 2022

• Draffin Tucker Announces New Team Members

  News, August 24, 2022

• Another Record Year for Film and Television Means Big Gains for Georgians

  News, August 24, 2022

• Georgia Has the 5th Lowest Median Home Age in the U.S.

  News, August 24, 2022

• University System of Georgia Graduates Will Earn Over $1 Million More During Their Lifetimes

  News, August 24, 2022

• Gov. Kemp to Supercharge School-Based Health Center Program, Help Strengthen Healthcare Options for Families Across Georgia

  News, August 24, 2022

• OPB Drinking Water Projects to Support Increased Population

  News, August 24, 2022

• AAA: Annual Cost of New Car Ownership Crosses $10K Mark

  News, August 24, 2022

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 1.1% in July

  News, August 24, 2022

• 44% of Small and Medium Businesses Say They Have an Ineffective IT Strategy

  News, August 24, 2022

• 80% of Recent Home Buyers Compromised on Priorities, New Survey Finds

  News, August 24, 2022

• AACC Star Business of the Week: Southern Premier Suites

  News, August 23, 2022

• The Southwest Georgia Area Health Education Center Announces $1.3 Million Grant

  Features, August 23, 2022

  The Southwest Georgia Area Health Education Center has been awarded $1.3 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Health Resources and Services Administration.

• State Transportation Board Elects New Leaders

  Features, August 23, 2022

  The State Transportation Board of Georgia elected its new executive leadership team at its monthly board meeting on August 18th.

• Governor Announces $37.4M in GEER Funds to Address COVID-19 Learning Loss

  News, August 23, 2022

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Continue Falling

  News, August 23, 2022

• Manufacturers' Optimism Declines Amid Rising Inflation and Continued Supply Chain Challenges, Report Finds

  News, August 23, 2022

• Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Buyout Rate Decreases to 98.0% During July

  News, August 23, 2022

• Recession Survey: 41% of Workers Believe We're Already in a Recession

  News, August 23, 2022

• Draffin Tucker Contributes Over $1,000,000 to Rural Hospitals Through State’s Tax Credit Program

  Features, August 22, 2022

  In response to Georgia’s Rural Hospital Tax Credit Program, Draffin & Tucker, LLP has announced that with its 2022 contribution of approximately $200,000, the Draffin Tucker team has contributed over $1,000,000 to eligible rural hospitals within the state over the last six years.

• Governor Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp Celebrate Record Jobs and Investment Across Georgia

  News, August 22, 2022

• CleanSpark Completes Acquisition of Recently Announced 86MW Facility in Georgia

  News, August 22, 2022

• GDOT Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant

  News, August 22, 2022

• Changes in Unemployment Rate by State – WalletHub Study

  News, August 22, 2022

• 31% of Retirees Say Continued Inflation Would Motivate Them to Rejoin the Workforce

  News, August 22, 2022

• BBB Tip: How to Take Advantage of Tax-free Shopping Days

  News, August 22, 2022

• Nearly 50% of Businesses Are Struggling to Control Cloud Costs Amidst Cloud Visibility Crisis

  News, August 22, 2022

• Georgia Southwestern Ranked #1 Nursing School in Georgia for 2022

  News, August 19, 2022

• Turner Elementary Principal Named to Leadership Class

  News, August 19, 2022

• Coming Up at Thronateeska

  News, August 19, 2022

• Georgia DOT Wins Prestigious Procurement Award for Third Consecutive Year

  News, August 19, 2022

• States With the Highest Rent-To-Price Ratios

  News, August 19, 2022

• Aflac Enhances Individual Short-Term Disability Insurance to Include Mental Health Coverage

  News, August 19, 2022

• Ag Chris Carr Warns of Misleading Solar Power Offers

  News, August 19, 2022

• CEO Confidence Deteriorated Further in Q3

  News, August 19, 2022

• Two-thirds of University Leaders See Public-private Partnerships Growing on Their Campus

  News, August 19, 2022

• Buyers Gaining Time and Options as Housing Market Rebalances

  News, August 19, 2022

• U.S. Employer Health Care Costs Projected to Increase 6.5 Percent Next Year

  News, August 19, 2022

• Georgia Has the 8th Most Home Inventory Among Affordable U.S. States

  News, August 18, 2022

• Kia’s “Make More Good” Efforts Continue with Digital Launch of the All-New 2023 Kia Sportage Hybrid Campaign

  News, August 18, 2022

• Aflac Names Virgil Miller as Aflac US President

  News, August 18, 2022

• Southern Company Recommends Stockholders Reject Offer from TRC Capital Investment

  News, August 18, 2022

• Sara Koth Promoted to Chief of Secretary of State’s Investigations Division

  News, August 18, 2022

• 2022’s Cities With the Best Residential Views

  News, August 18, 2022

• US Spending on Recreation to Jump 29% in Real Terms Amid Post-Pandemic Return to Trend

  News, August 18, 2022

• Market Shifts and Changing Expectations Keep Technology Vendor Partner Programs Evolving

  News, August 18, 2022

• Albany State University Inducts Eight New Members into Athletics Hall of Fame

  News, August 17, 2022

• Flowers Foods Names David Roach Chief Strategic Projects Officer

  News, August 17, 2022

• YKK AP America Expands Production with New Facility in Macon

  News, August 17, 2022

• Bite-Sized Breakfast: Chick-fil-A Testing Chorizo Cheddar Egg Bites

  News, August 17, 2022

• The Home Depot Post Record Profit in Q2; Reaffirms 2022 Guidance

  News, August 17, 2022

• Its Official: Atlanta to Host 2025 College Football Playoff National Championship

  Features, August 17, 2022

  For the second time in less than a decade, the city of Atlanta will host the 2025 College Football Playoff National Championship. The game is slated for Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Atlanta becomes the first city to repeat as a host destination for college football’s biggest game.

• Publix Pharmacy Now Offers Curbside Pickup in Select Stores

  News, August 17, 2022

• USDA ReConnect Loan and Grant Program

  News, August 17, 2022

• U.S. News Announces the 2022-2023 Best Travel Rewards Programs

  News, August 17, 2022

• Lowest-priced Homes Attracting Strongest Competition as Market Rebalances

  News, August 17, 2022

• Higher Out-of-pocket Patient Bills are hitting Hospitals Hard

  News, August 17, 2022

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: Albany Housing Authority

  News, August 16, 2022

• Albany State University New Program to Help Freshmen Succeed

  News, August 16, 2022

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dips 11 Cents

  News, August 16, 2022

• 615 Acres in Fayetteville to Become Largest Multi-tenant Data Center Campus in the World

  News, August 16, 2022

  CBRE has facilitated the sale of 615 acres in Fayetteville, Georgia to Overland Park, Kansas-based Quality Technology Services. QTS plans to develop the world’s largest multi-tenant data center campus on the property.

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