News

August 26, 2020

• Flowers Foods Elects Three New Members to Board of Directors

• Governor Kemp Names 25 Appointments

• Georgia DOT Awards $85 Million in Construction Contracts in July

• To Stop COVID-19, Gov. Kemp Urges Georgians to Do "Four Things for Fall"

• Georgia Power Crews Ready to Respond to Hurricane Laura

• The Recreational Group Acquires Engineered Turf, A Leader in Synthetic Grass Manufacturing

• AG Carr Announces $85.1M Multistate Settlement with Honda Motor Company, Inc. & Honda of America Mfg., Inc.

• Senator David Perdue: Savannah Port Project On Track For Completion

• Georgia Tech Introduces Long-Term Initiative to Advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

• Transportation Officials Report Increased Traffic on Some Roadways, But Reshaping of Industry for Years to Come Due To Pandemic

• Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Local Government Pension Plans Funded Ratios Hold Steady in Fiscal Year 2020

• Home Prices Up 8% as Supply Fell 22% to a New All-Time Low in July

August 25, 2020

• Georgia Southwestern's College of Business and Computing Renews Prestigious AACSB Business Accreditation

• Albany Museum of Art Student Essay Contest Opens August 28th

• Phoebe Reports Monday COVID-19 Numbers

• Property Tax Appeal Deadline Extended to August 27th

• Chamber Star Business of the Week: The Bread House

• Slow Movement at the Pump, but All Eyes on Tropical Storms

• State will Build on Runoff Progress for General Election

• FEMA Announces Lost Wages Grant for Georgia

• CSU’s Forum Honors Juanita Powell Baranco with 12th Annual Blanchard Award for Outstanding Stewardship and Ethics in Business

• USG, GaDoE Partners with ATPC and Payments Industry to Expand FinTech Curriculum into High Schools

• Learning Environment Looks Different at UGA this Semester

• Georgia Power Announces New Fixed Price Rate Plan for Customers

• Trump Administration Invests $46M in Rural Community Facilities in 16 States, Including Georgia

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