News

May 18, 2020

• Dougherty County Library System to Offer Curbside Service

• Colony Bankcorp Names Leonard H. Bateman, Jr. Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer

• TU Honors Students, Faculty during Online Honors Ceremony

• Is Working Remotely Finally the New Normal?

• Furloughs, Layoffs Not Yet Clear for Georgia Schools amid Budget Cuts

• Over 300,000 COVID-19 Tests Reported to Georgia Department of Public Health

• Sen. Loeffler Announces Georgia Has Received $5.8B to Fight Coronavirus, Recover Economically

• Opinion: Georgia’s Digital Resilience Will Pay Off Now, and in Future

• GeorgiaALIVE Unveils COVID -19 Resource Exchange

• Secretary Brad Raffensperger Wins in Court, Primary Election to Move Forward on June 9th

• JCPenney Receives Court Approval of “First Day” Motions to Support Business Operations

• Milliman Analysis: April Market Rebound Helps Public Pensions Recover Half of Q1 Losses, with $200B Funding Improvement

• CyberScout Survey Finds Steep Increase in Concern about Cyberattacks Since the Onset of the Coronavirus Pandemic

May 15, 2020

• Albany Restaurants Reopen Dine-in Services with Uncertainty Ahead

• Phoebe Reports Thursday COVID-19 Numbers

• Albany Museum of Art Announces Art of Selfies Challenge

• Donor Gives a Flower to Each Phoebe Nurse in Albany

• Chick-fil-A is the Third-largest Fast-food Chain in US by Sales

• NASCAR Returning to Georgia for Rescheduled Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500

• TCSG Granted $12M for Dislocated Workers

• Map Helps People Find COVID-19 Resources

• EPA Selects Four Projects in Georgia to Receive $1.9M for Brownfields Cleanup and Assessment

• How Supreme Court ‘Risk’ Ruling Will Benefit Insurers in Georgia

• Under Loosening of Georgia’s COVID-19 Rules, More Parents Likely to Find Child Care

• Construction Starts Show Sharp Contraction in April

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