News

December 11, 2020

• COVID-19 Uptick Causes Mask Mandate to be Reinstated in Albany

• Albany Technical College Fall Virtual Graduation Commencement to Feature Phoebe CEO Scott Steiner

• Lee County Light Show Becomes a Family Tradition

• Georgia Southwestern to Hold four in-person Commencement Ceremonies on December 12

• Phoebe Family Member Awarded $2,500 Scholarship From GHA

• Netflix’s 'Schitt’s Creek' Ranked Most Popular Show by Georgians in 2020

• Zell Miller Foundation Awards $50,000 in Shirley Miller Scholarships

• Campaigns Turn Focus to COVID as Georgia Cases Rise

• GDOL Awaiting Next Steps for CARES Act

• UGA Year-end Economic Survey Now Open to Georgia Farmers

• Georgia Historical Society Awarded Eleventh Consecutive 4-Star Rating by Charity Navigator

• Increase in Long Term Care Costs in Georgia Mirror National Trends; COVID-19 Pressures Future Costs

• Updated: States Whose Weekly Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most

• Staffing Employment Shows Promise in Third Quarter

• The Housing Market is Hotter in Counties With Fewer Coronavirus Cases Per Capita

• Corporate Pension Funded Status Improves by $12 Billion Thanks to Huge 5.03% Investment Gain for November

December 10, 2020

• Lee County Superintendent Addresses Decision to Hold Virtual Classes this Week

• Dougherty County, In Partnership with the Georgia Department of Revenue, Will Upgrade its Georgia DRIVES Motor Vehicles System

• Albany Museum of Art Gallery Walls Become Mural Canvases

• State Tax Revenues Up 8.3% in November

• New Leaders Tapped for UGA’s Institute of Government and Archway Partnership

• Georgia Power Receives First Nuclear Fuel Shipment for Vogtle Unit 3

• Control your Travel Plans: Delta Eliminates International Change Fees, Adds More Flexibility to New Tickets

• Georgia Hospitals Brace for Possible Influx of COVID-19 Patients Similar to Summer Spike

• Two Senate Committees to Look at Georgia’s Elections Processes, Laws

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