Delta tops 2026 PEOPLE ‘Companies that Care’ list
As part of PEOPLE’s (the magazine) ongoing Great Place to Work project, they publish an annual “Companies that Care” category. Developed out of the largest ongoing annual workforce study, more than 1.3 million employee survey responses help to inform the data from companies eligible for the list.
Georgia Forestry Commission optimistic at Georgia Farm Bureau conference
The Georgia Farm Bureau Commodity Conference was held in Tifton last week, featuring a number of updates on commodities and farm news from across the state. Georgia Forestry Commission (GFC) Director and State Forester Johnny Sabo gave an update with some good news for an industry that has seen some tough times the last few years.
With World Cup looming, Atlanta named No. 1 city for sports business
While Georgia continues to pull in the top ranking for the No. 1 state to do business year after year, Atlanta has earned the ranking of No. 1 city for sports business. The recognition came from Sports Business Journal as Atlanta prepares to host the World Cup matches in a few weeks.
New report some good news for Georgia roads
A new report from Construction Coverage, a research firm for the industry, has been released that shows Georgia performing well compared to much of the country on the condition of our transportation system.
Endorsements fly in Georgia governor’s race
With the first stage of the primary behind us and the June 16th runoff looming, Georgia’s candidates for governor are rounding up as many endorsements as they can, particularly on the Republican side where turnout will be key for whichever candidate advances to the November general election.
Buddy Carter bill seeks life imprisonment for attempted political assassinations
Georgia’s outgoing Republican Congressman Buddy Carter wants stricter punishments for anyone attempting to assassinate federal officials. The introduction of the Zero Tolerance for Political Assassins Act, a bill mandating 25 years to life imprisonment for assassinations attempts, comes after several attempts against President Donald Trump since his return to office.
More GOP money in Georgia should mean more votes
It seems the news never stops when it comes to money and politics. Consider this headline Bloomberg News published: “GOP Nears $1 Billion Midterms War Chest, More Than Triple Democrats’ Cash.” At a time when much of the mainstream media claims the political winds are favoring the Democrats and their increasingly left-wing field of candidates, they are not doing well in the fundraising category and also not so well when it comes to GOP targeting congressional district reapportionment in several key states.
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Ga. CEO: Municipal Association helps cities manage public safety
Senior Governmental Relations Associate with Georgia Municipal Association DJ Waller discusses collaborating with local leaders throughout the state to address public safety and municipal government matters. Learn more in this video from Georgia CEO:
Many Georgia teachers on AI: Do as I say, not as I do
Georgia public school teachers have mostly found artificial intelligence to be a time-saving tool that makes them better at their jobs, but they say it is more of a burden than a benefit for students.
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OPINION: Why I’m Running for Georgia’s Secretary of State
I’ve had the privilege of traveling across Georgia, visiting all 159 counties and hearing from people from every walk of life. From small towns to big cities, one thing is clear: Georgians care deeply about election integrity.
Opinion: Georgia’s Blue Ribbon Committee must deliver answers – not business as usual
The Georgia House’s “Blue Ribbon Committee on Election Procedures” opens its first meeting Tuesday, July 15th, at the State Capitol with a six-hour session. Predictably, there’s no published agenda to let the public know that the meeting is stacked with speakers ready to promote the continuing misinformation from state officials about the state of Georgia elections.
Opinion – Georgia governments: Say no to new spending
Two veterans in the Middle Georgia state House district I represent recently reached out to me, concerned that rising property taxes would eventually force them from their homes.
