When you sit down for a job interview, you can pretty much expect to be asked about your weaknesses. But what may seem like a good answer might not serve you well. Brandon Smith is back to explain the approach to this sticky question.
In two months the control towers at 149 small and medium size airports across the country will close, five in Georgia. It’s part of cuts due to sequestration.
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A Japanese tractor and garden equipment company has opened a new $73 million manufacturing plant in north Georgia. Gov. Nathan Deal Monday celebrated the grand opening of the new Kubota Corp. plant in Jefferson.
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Thousands of customers have visited a new Wendy’s in Fort Valley in its opening week, despite controversy that surrounded the restaurant’s construction.
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Nearly 20 percent of Georgians don’t know where their next meal is coming from, according to Feeding America. And while demand is increasing at food banks across the state, this is the time of year when donations drop. Now Facebook users can help.
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The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is considering shortening deer hunting season to respond to a decline in the state's deer population.
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When you go on a job interview, the candidates that have come before you can actually have an impact on how the interviewers view your performance. That’s due to the inherent biases of job interviewers (and all people). Brandon Smith explains how to...
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A wood pellet manufacturing company is building a $114 million plant on the Wilkinson-Jones County line in Gordon. Development Authority of Wilkinson County Director Jonathan Jackson announced the development earlier this week.
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The Sun Dial Restaurant, Bar & View above the Westin Peachtree Plaza hotel is set to begin renovations later this month. The 35-year-old restaurant is scheduled to serve its final dinner April 28 and is expected to be closed through early August.
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Rich Products Corp. is now recalling all of the frozen snack foods produced at its Waycross, Ga., plant. The Buffalo, N.Y., company last week announced a voluntary recall of certain Farm Rich and Market Day products because of possible E. coli...
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The state must pay more than $8 million to about 4,000 seasonally jobless workers who were denied payments last year. Georgia Department of Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says the state must pay the denied unemployment because legislation to...
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