News

January 20, 2021

• Georgia Public Schools to Receive $1.7 Billion in Federal Stimulus Funding

• HUB International Acquires Assets of MPE Employee Benefit Services

• North Georgia Technical College Names John Wilkinson as New President

• State Farm Arena Becomes First Sports and Entertainment Venue in US to Achieve Health Security Verification from Sharecare

• Georgia United Foundation Grants 1,445 Wishes to Children in Foster Care

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Jumped 7.4% in December

• More than 50% of Americans are Considering Benefit Changes as a Result of COVID-19, Study Shows

• 68% of SMBs are Concerned About Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities at Their Business Locations

January 19, 2021

• New COVID-19 Treatment Shows Promising Results for Phoebe Patients

• Dougherty County COVID-19 Testing Site Moving After New Partnership

• UGA Helping Small Businesses Apply for Relief Funding

• Capitol Recap: A Welcome Back to the Gold Dome

• Georgia Has the 7th Highest Percentage of Minority-Owned Startups in the U.S.

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: 'State of the State' as Varied as Georgia's Landscape

• Georgia Pump Prices Jump 7 Cents

• Alzheimer's Association to Host a Statewide Virtual Caregiver Resource Fair

• Georgia Is a Tough State to Work From Home

• Attorney General Chris Carr, Bipartisan AGs Push FDA to Examine Progress in Opioid Fight

• Redfin Survey: One-Third of Homebuyers Would Relocate If Remote Work Becomes Permanent; One-Third Already Have

• One in Four Small Businesses Plan to Hire a Financial Consultant in 2021, According to New Survey Data

January 15, 2021

• Jimmy Carter Sites in Plains, Ga. Made National Historical Park

• City of Sylvester Honors the Life of Councilman Larry Johnson

• Four ASU Faculty Members Named 2020-2021 USG Leadership Fellow

• Albany Museum of Art Reschedules January and February Events and Programs

• Georgia Power Continues to Make Progress on Ash Pond Closure at Plant Mitchell with Dewatering Process Scheduled to Begin in February

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