Enterprise Georgia is a state agency aiming to improve the business environment and support the development of the business ecosystem.
Georgia Urology’s Carrie Collin receives certification
Carrie Collin of Georgia Urology, the largest urology practice in the Southeast, recently received her designation as a Certified Urologic Nurse Practitioner.
Georgia Urology’s Carrie Collin receives certification
Carrie Collin of Georgia Urology, the largest urology practice in the Southeast, recently received her designation as a Certified Urologic Nurse Practitioner.
Proposal would rename Georgia military base after Vietnam veteran from Bardstown
There’s a push to rename a U.S. Army post after a Bardstown veteran and his wife. The campaign started after a new federal law was enacted, requiring all military bases named after confederate …
Leasing in Georgia: Challenges and Ways to Enhance the Sector
Interview with John Batty, Consultant at Policy and Management Consulting Group (PMCG), as part of the project “Development of Alternative …
Volume of business sector turnover up in Georgia
The volume of business sector turnover in Georgia increased by 11.3 percent in the first quarter of 2021 compared to the same quarter of the previous year and amounted to 28.9 billion lari ($8.9 …
Central Georgia starts Independence Day celebrations early with family, food trucks, and music
People in Macon, Centerville and Forsyth all gathered at different events with their families to celebrate the Fourth of July …
Cannabis lawyers say Ga. high court ruling creates ‘chilling effect’
Attorneys with clients in the cannabis industry are warning that the Georgia Supreme Court may have set the business back when it ruled last week that lawyers can be sanctioned for advising …
Solar industry reps urge Georgia PSC to expand popular rooftop program
A program that has made rooftop solar more affordable for homeowners in Georgia will soon hit a cap, which has solar industry representatives urging state officials to expand capacity.
Opportunity: New Georgia Law Could Mean More Mediation Business in the Peach State
A lot of our mediators are having to go out of state because there haven’t been laws governing those mediations here, said Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution Executive Director Tracy Johnson.