News

November 02, 2020

• Four Networks Launch Georgia Systemic Change Alliance with $800,000

• Georgia Conservancy to Recognize Dr. Johnny Bembry as Distinguished Conservationist

• Q3 Broadcast M&A Market Picks Up Pace in Spite of COVID-19 Pandemic

• Businesses Say Additional Government Stimulus is a Top Priority this Election Year, Paychex Study Reveals

• How Forward-Looking Data can Prevent a Second Wave of Empty Shelves

October 30, 2020

• Georgia Southwestern Host Debate for Candidates Sanford Bishop and Don Cole

• The Sheriff Speaks: Thanksgiving Thoughts

• Dougherty County Voter Registration & Elections Urges Absentee Ballot Voters to Use Drop Boxes

• Albany Technical College Names New Men’s Basketball Coach

• Worth County School System Narrows Down Superintendent Search

• Ken’s Foods Invests $103M to Expand McDonough, Henry County Operations

• Anheuser-Busch Cartersville Brewery Announces $150M Expansion

• Georgia Banker to Lead National Bankers Association

• Georgia Explores Wastewater Testing to Predict COVID-19 Outbreaks

• Gulfstream G500 And G600 Again Exceed Expectations

• Georgia Agribusiness Council: Dicamba Approved for Over-the-Top Use

• Charlie Harper: Are You Better Off Four Years Later?

• Cheddar Rounds Wins Flavor of Georgia Grand Prize

• Southern Company Names Bryan Anderson Executive Vice President and President of External Affairs

• Over 60% Of Companies Plan To Rehire Talent In Less Than Six Months

• Global Study Reveals That Healthcare Remains Top Of The List When It Comes To Impact Investing

• Doodle Study Reveals Digital Gap Between College Students & Faculty Is a Big Problem for Remote Learning

October 29, 2020

• Phoebe Foundation Announces 2020 Lights of Love Tree Lighter

• Pretoria Fields Collective Selects Atlanta’s WITH/agency for Branding, Packaging, Marketing and Advertising Campaigns

• Dougherty County Commissioners Propose Ideas to Increase Crime-Stoppers Participation

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