News

July 17, 2020

• Most Employees Satisfied With Covid-19 Return-to-Work Plans

• 85% Of Healthcare Executives Planning Aggressive Cost Cuts To Lessen Financial Impact Of COVID-19

July 16, 2020

• SGMC Welcomes Physician Network Vice President

• Neighborhood Walk Program Continues with Social Distancing Measures in Place

• “National Pet Fire Safety Day” Tips to Keep Pets Safe from House Fires

• Georgia Partners with UPS to Deliver PPE Statewide

• High School Student from Georgia Named Overall Winner of International BioGENEius Challenge

• Southern Company Scores 100% on Disability Equality Index for the Fourth Consecutive Year

• UGA’s GeorgiaDATA Website Helps Communities Make Informed Decisions During the Pandemic

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to Sign Up for Special Payment Options during COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery

• Dealing with Grief in the Time of COVID-19

• Healthcare CIOs Reveal Top Priorities, Challenges in the Drive to Connected Healthcare

• BBB Scam Alert: Preparing for Coronavirus? That Face Mask Could be a Con

July 15, 2020

• Horizons Community Solutions Wins Five-year Grant for Colorectal Cancer Prevention

• Valdosta-Lowndes 2020 Crash Report

• VSU Alumnus Selected for Council on Foreign Relations Program

• Applications Open for Georgia ‘GEAR Awards’ Recognizing 2020 Automotive and Mobility Leaders

• More Filings to Resume in Georgia Courts, but Trials on Hold

• Georgia Pump Prices Continue to Hold Steady

• Delta CEO: Business Travel May Lag for 12 to 18 Months

• Latest Round of Major Tests Completed on Vogtle Unit 3 Containment Vessel

• Gov. Kemp, Sen. Loeffler Thank Trump Administration for Remdesivir Shipments

• Georgia-Carolina Council to Present National Honor Medal and Honor Multiple Local Emergency Services Personnel

• Economic Growth Expectations Improve Slightly, Remain Tied to Broader COVID-19 Recovery

• Deloitte: Restarting the Stalled Automotive Sector

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