News

February 22, 2021

• Georgia Chamber Announces Full Support for HB 479

• Georgia Resubmits Testing Waiver Request

• Southern Company Reports Fourth-quarter and Full-year 2020 Earnings

• Celebrate National Margarita Day with Mellow Mushroom and Enjoy $10 Large Cheese Pizza with Your Margarita

• Legislation Introduced to Combat Reckless Street Racing

• Most Small Businesses That Actively Use Social Media Project Revenue Growth in 2021

• LexisNexis Risk Solutions Reveals the State of Fraud in the United States and Canada Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

February 19, 2021

• Mayor Bo Dorough Reflects on Unforgettable First Year in Office

• Colony Bank Announces Addition of Heath Gilbert as SVP, Regional Credit Officer

• Salvation Army in Desperate Need of Donations

• AAPHC's Mass Vaccination Center Pass 4200 Vaccinations, Plus New Pop-Up Vaccination Event on Saturday

• Georgia WWII Heritage Trail Opening

• The Home Depot to Donate $1 Million to Support Campus Improvements at Historically Black Colleges and Universities

• GDOL Announces More Than 95% Payment Rate for Eligible Regular UI Claims

• Weather Delays COVID Vaccine Shipments to Georgia

• Former Congressman Doug Collins Joins Oliver & Weidner in Clarkesville

• Carl Vinson VA Medical Center helps VA Reach Milestone Vaccinating its 1 Millionth Veteran

• MarketNsight Reports Homebuyers Not Fleeing Southern Cities for Suburbs

• Executives at Elevated Risk for Cyber Threats on Social Media

• BBB Tip: Planning a Getaway During the Pandemic? Take These Precautions

February 18, 2021

• Albany Technical College Plans Virtual Ribbon Cutting for a New Lab, Barbering

• Location and Design Approved for Proposed Railroad Bridge Replacement on Georgia 377 in Americus

• Wild Adventures Seeking 500 New Hires for 2021 Season

• Cottrell to Invest $125 Million in Gainesville, Hall County Expansion

• Georgia Leads the Charge in Development of Electric Vehicle Supply Chain

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