News

July 01, 2020

• Georgia Public Assembly Facilities COVID-19 Reopening Guide Now Available

• Georgia Pump Prices Jump 8 Cents

• Regions Bank and Regions Foundation Build on Investments Supporting Racial Equity and Economic Empowerment

• Georgia Power Shares Water and Boating Safety Tips for Independence Day Holiday Weekend

• Kemp Signs Senior Care Home Reform Measure

• State Farm Offers $25,000 Grants to Communities

• Senator David Perdue Encourages Georgians To Stay Vigilant

• PGi Survey Confirms Work from Home Could Be the Next Normal

June 30, 2020

• Phoebe Celebrates Residency Program Graduation and Welcomes New Residents

• Turner’s Furniture Makes Donation for COVID-19

• City of Albany Commission Adopt New Regulations for Albany Transit Center

• MCLB Albany Cancels 4th of July Celebration

• Southwest Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Drops in May

• Gov. Kemp Issues Guidance on CARES Act Funding to Georgia Communities

• Charlie Harper: Legislature Cuts Budget, But It Could Have Been Worse

• Gov. Kemp Extends COVID-19 Executive Orders

• Carl Vinson Institute Webinars Help Decision-makers Navigate Unprecedented Challenges

• Secretary of State Raffensperger Continues to Help Counties Recruit Poll Workers

• Okefenokee Swamp Park Names First Executive Director

• George Hall Named President-elect of Georgia Defense Lawyers Association

• Delta Resumes Flights Between U.S. and China

• EY Study: COVID-19 Pandemic Slows Global IPO Activity YTD 2020

• Business Climate May be Stabilizing for Technology Companies, New CompTIA Survey Suggests

June 29, 2020

• Flint RiverQuarium Receives $100,000 Grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation

• Albany State University Returns to Face-to-Face Instruction on August 10th

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