News

December 18, 2020

• Synovus Announces 2021 CEO Transition

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Evidence Shows Benefits of Georgia Tax Credit Scholarship Program

• Gov. Kemp Announces Additional Staffing Support for Georgia Healthcare Facilities

• Georgia’s Labor Force Reaches All-Time High in November

• Georgia-based Path-Tec to Expand Columbus Operations, Create 350 Jobs

• Four of Georgia’s Premier Insurance Brokerage Firms Combine to Form Oakbridge Insurance Agency

• 14-year-old Becomes the Youngest Restaurant Owner in Georgia

• Coca-Cola Cutting 500 Jobs in Atlanta as Part of Restructuring

• House Passes Bill to Make Carter Historic Site a National Historical Park

• Delta Delivers COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments as Part of Global Effort to Beat Pandemic

• 2 In 3 Companies Plan To Offer Year-End Bonuses, Robert Half Survey Finds

• Reopening Survey: Only 28 Percent of Workers Expect Return to Workplace by End of 2020

• New Vehicle Sales Expected to Close 2020 Stronger Than Anticipated, According to Edmunds

December 17, 2020

• PPMH Earns Another 'A' Hospital Safety Grade

• Pretoria Fields Completes First Commercial Hemp Harvest in Georgia

• School Return Delayed in Dougherty County Due to COVID-19 Precautions

• Kappa Sigma Brothers at GSW Honor Late Housemother “Aunt Mae” with Endowed Scholarship Ahead of Her Birthday

• Georgia Health Officials Administer First COVID Vaccines; Thousands More on the Way

• GMA Executive Director Larry Hanson: Being United in A Time of Division

• AT&T Foundation Donates $25,000 to the Fox Theatre Institute

• Poll Shows Loeffler, Perdue with Slight Leads in Senate Runoffs

• Georgia Year-end Travel Forecast

• Communities In Schools of Georgia, with Support from Humana Healthy Horizons, to Offer Virtual STEAM Classes to Students Beyond School Walls

• Holiday Travel Guide: Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures

• Secretary Perdue Applauds USDA’s 2020 Accomplishments

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