News

July 25, 2022

• Hyundai Gets $1.8B in Aid to Build Electric Cars in Georgia

• Georgia Chamber: Incorporating Minority Suppliers into Supply Chain

• AGCO Announces Chief Supply Chain Officer Succession Plan

• Southern Company Scores 100 Percent on Disability Equality Index for the Sixth Consecutive Year

• AG Carr Joins Multistate Agreement Recovering $34.2M Service Members

• Southeastern Grocers Donates $140,000 to Feeding America Network Food Banks

• Despite Possible Recession, Respondents Indicate Confidence in Job Market

• Home Prices Grew at Near-Record High in Second Quarter

• T-Mobile to Pay $350M to Customers Due to Data Breach

• 75% of Organizations Strengthen Their Cybersecurity Posture by Conducting Regular Access Reviews

July 22, 2022

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Second Quarter 2022 Results

• Cordele-Crisp Chamber of Commerce presents the 22nd Annual Georgia Veterans Triathlon

• ASU Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Earnell Seay

• Objectively, Georgia Is A Fiscally Conservative State

• Georgia Expands Electric Vehicle Charging Network with Federal Alternative Fuel Corridor Designations

• John Murphy to Become President and Chief Financial Officer of The Coca-Cola Company

• Leadership GBA Board of Directors Elects and Installs Officers and Directors

• Publix Produce for Kids Campaign Donates 825,000 Meals to Food Banks

• USDA Energy Audit & Renewable Energy Development Assistance Grants

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Fell Further in June

• More Than Two-Thirds of Americans Don't Know that Social Security is Protected Against Inflation

• Used-Vehicle Data Shows Signs of Market Normalcy After Unprecedented Run in 2020 & 2021

July 21, 2022

• Dougherty County Employees to See Wage Increase; Funding for Increase Still to Come

• The City of Albany and Albany State Partner to Reduce COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy

• ASU: Bonneau Earns Preseason All-SIAC Offensive Player of the Year

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