News

January 17, 2024

• Westover Skills USA Team Does Well at Regional Competition

• Governor Pitching Georgia at World Economic Forum

• Cities Connect: Community Research Grant and Workforce Development with PIN

• Complimentary Chicken Salad on January 18th at All Chicken Salad Chick Locations

• Georgia is Fifth in the List of the States Most Interested in Gig Work

• State Senate Bill Targets Cyberbullying

• Portman’s Music Superstore Named Top 100 Music Retailer in the World

• Home Price Growth Falls Further in Fourth Quarter

• Americans Buy Nearly 1.2 Million Electric Vehicles to Hit Record in 2023, According to Latest Kelley Blue Book Data

• New Deloitte Survey Finds Expectations for Gen AI Remain High, but Mny are Feeling Pressure to Quickly Realize Value While Mnaging Risks

• The Financial Sector Experiences More Cyberattacks than Other Verticals, and those Incidents Result in Costlier Outcomes

January 16, 2024

• Gray Promotes Liz Knight to General Manager of WALB and WGCW in Albany

• Phoebe Celebrates MLK Day

• Giving, Glimmer and Gold: Get your Ticket to GSW’s Gold Force Gala set for Jan. 27

• Colony Bank Promotes Tammie Sheppard to Chief Compliance Officer 

• First Georgia Bills Dropped Targeting Artificial Intelligence

• Signia by Hilton Debuts Flagship Hotel in Downtown Atlanta

• Braves Extend General Manager Alex Anthopoulos' Contract

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Ease

• Governor Endorses School Vouchers Push

• 2024 Economic Forecasts, Fear of Recession Concern Georgia Construction Contractors

• GaDOE Releases Lists of Schools Identified for Additional Support

• AGCO Names Viren Shah as Chief Digital & Information Officer

• Lt. Governor Jones Announces Legislation Addressing Social Media and Its Impact on Children’s Mental Health

• Manufacturers Remain Overwhelmingly Optimistic for 2024 Despite a Host of Challenges, According to Wipfli Survey

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