News

January 27, 2023

• Albany Sees Drop in December Unemployment Rate

• AB&T Releases Quarterly Checkpoint

• The Sheriff Speaks: Dougherty County Sheriff Kevin Sproul

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Fourth Quarter and Year Ended 2022 Results

• Customers Invest $3.2B Along Norfolk Southern's Network in 2022

• Study: 2022’s States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring, Georgia #2

• Dr. Gregory M. Tanner Named Interim President of South Georgia State College

• $8M Department of Education Grant to Strengthen Children’s Mental Health Workforce in Georgia

• Senate Majority Caucus Announces Priorities for the 2023 Legislative Session

• The Georgia Historical Society's Georgia History Festival Continues with Events in February

• UGA Posts Record $545.6M in R&D Spending in FY22

• Davos Debrief: Critical Shortage of Cybersecurity Talent

• Forecast: Used-Vehicle Values Expected to Normalize in 2023 After Record Volatility

• Nearly Seven in 10 Investors Say They May Continue Working in Retirement

January 26, 2023

• SK Battery America to Open U.S. IT Center, Create 200 High-Tech Jobs in Roswell

• InsiderAdvantage: State Senator Calls for Increased Sentencing for Gun Violence

• Governor Brian P. Kemp's 2023 State of the State Address

• American Humane Deploys to Georgia in Wake of Devastating Tornadoes

• The Peanut Institute: Better Health with Budget-friendly Peanuts

• Home Depot Quadruples Annual HBCU Investments

• Norfolk Southern Reports Q4 and Full-year 2022 Results

• Community Spark Scholarship Applications Are Now Open

• MCLB Albany Retires MWD Gombi

• Deloitte: While Most Business Leaders Believe the Right Workplace Model is Key to Success, only 24% are Very Ready to Make Needed Changes

• Despite Slowing Economy, Demand for Cybersecurity Workers Remains Strong

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