News

April 02, 2020

• In Georgia, Better COVID Testing Soon, and News of a Child Recovering

• Georgia-based Footwear Company Launches Comfort For Frontline Heroes Campaign

• UGA: What Happens When Sports Are Canceled?

• PSC April 2nd Committee Meetings to Be Held Online Only

• Latest Survey Shows 1 in 5 Americans Won't Travel Again Until 2021 - Representing Extreme Concern for Already Struggling Airline Industry

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity In February 2020 Hits All-Time Low

April 01, 2020

• Phoebe Reports COVID Numbers, Thanks National Guard

• Albany Restaurant Extends Free Meals to First Responders

• Congressman Bishop Creates Covid-19 Resource Guide For Second Congressional District

• Sheriff Sproul: Voting in a Crisis

• Georgia Economy Best Able to Withstand Coronavirus Crisis in US, According to Analysis

• USG Working to Supply Critical Medical Supplies in Fight Against COVID-19

• Georgia Senators Ask Administration To Help Rural Hospitals During COVID-19 Outbreak

• Atlanta Gas Light Unveils Plans to Hire 200 Workers Across Georgia

• Support Local Farmers with the Great Farm Takeout

• Gov. Kemp, Carden Deploy Soldiers to Fight COVID-19 in Long-Term Care Facilities

• Goodbye Mattresses, Hello Masks: Ga. Manufacturers Help in Virus Response

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined Sharply in March

• Largest U.S. International Broadcaster Moves Global Newsrooms Remotely into Journalists’ Homes During COVID-19 Pandemic

• Cars.com Tracks Impact of COVID-19 on U.S. Auto Industry

March 31, 2020

• Phoebe Reports Monday COVID-19 Numbers

• Dougherty County Courthouse Closing to the Public

• Albany Adds to Labor Force Starting in February

• Albany Utilities Closes Drive-thru

• Georgia’s Film Industry on an Indefinite Intermission: 'Our World Just Stopped'

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