News

October 16, 2020

• Study Indicates State is in the Top 10 for Economic Recovery Amid the Pandemic

• Chick-fil-A Planning Another Restaurant in Hawaii

• Gov. Kemp Extends COVID-19 Order

• Majority of Hospitals Increasing Investments in Surgery Centers

• 4 in 10 Americans Feel Safe Dining Indoors Amid COVID-19

• Fall 2020 Undergraduate Enrollment Down 4% Compared to Same Time Last Year

October 15, 2020

• Workforce Development Board, Committee Meet

• Annual Toy Ride is Still on, With Pandemic Backup Plan in Place

• Lowndes County Football Team Quarantined

• Curt Fowler: Making Strategy Fun

• Georgia Sees Record Turnout In First Day Of Early Voting In Tight Races

• Georgia Ranked #1 for Aerospace Manufacturing and Camden County Best for Space Launch

• Hooker Furniture Corporation’s Home Meridian International to Open Distribution Facility in Liberty County

• Georgia Businesses, Celebrities Lend Their Voices to Early Voting Campaign

• For the Fifth Year in a Row, Georgia Students Surpass National Average on ACT

• Asa Healthcare Awarded Health Care Staffing Services Certification from the Joint Commission

• Georgia Power Rate Plans Provide Customers Options to Help Keep Energy Costs Low

• American Consumers' Average Weekly Grocery Spending Increased by 17% During the Pandemic, Despite Fewer Trips

• Consumer Support of Farmers Grows as a Result of COVID-19 Challenges, New Study Shows

• Americans Will Receive Over 3 Billion Political Text Messages Before The 2020 Election

October 14, 2020

• Turner Center for the Arts Holds First Beginner Ukulele Class

• Rotary Donates to Advocacy Center

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation Gives $100,000 to Empower Middle School Girls Across Georgia

• GMA Offers Human Resources Administration Certificate

• Delta Air Lines Loses Billions in Q3, But Shows Financial Improvement

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