News

October 13, 2020

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to Choose the Right Trees and Shrubs this Fall

• UGA's New Diversity Educator Position to Expand Access to Certificate in Diversity & Inclusion

• Corporate Pension Asset Values Drop in September for the First Time in Six Months, Funded Ratio Dips to 84.5%

• Majority of Industrial Enterprises Face Increase in Cyber Threats Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began

• BBB Scam Alert: As DMVs Move Services Online, Scammers Cash in With Lookalike Sites

October 12, 2020

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Appoints Interim COO, Watershed Commissioner and Chief Procurement Officer

• BMW and Hawks Announce Multifaceted Community and Marketing Partnership

• The Braves to Continue to Host Watch Parties Inside Truist Park for NL Championship Series

• Swift Currie Continues Growth With The Addition of Six Attorneys in Atlanta

• Cobb Public Safety Heroes Honored at Awards Luncheon

• 22nd Annual Marlow's Tavern Golf Classic Benefitting Special Olympics Georgia

• Robinson Takes Trifecta of Honors at NBMBAA Case Competition

• Agilysys & Shift4 Payments Renew Partnership Providing Integrated Hospitality Commerce Solutions

• NIH Awards $18.2M to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Emory University and Georgia Tech to Continue Verification of COVID-19 Diagnostic Tests

• Kemp Names Appointments to Flint Judicial Circuit, State Court of Henry County

• La Regina Atlantica to Open First U.S. Processing Facility for Famous Tomato Sauce in Bacon County

• Carr Recognizes Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Encourages Georgians to Protect their Data and Devices

• Driving Distracted is a Dangerous Choice, A Sobering Message from AAA

• Bryce McCuin Appointed to PDMI Workshop Council

• Sen. Loeffler Op-Ed: We Need Commonsense Protections to Safeguard Women’s Sports

• Georgia Power: Save Money and Energy during Fluctuating Fall Temperatures

• Prescription Pet Medications Now Available in Georgia Publix Pharmacies

• Senator David Perdue Fights for Georgia Veterans

• Survey: 34% Of Workers Are More Burned Out Now Than A Year Ago

• As Unemployment Climbs, the Applicant Pool to Healthcare has Changed Significantly

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