News

May 27, 2020

• Tyler Perry’s Georgia Studio Moves Toward Reopening While Industry Waits

• CRH Healthcare Hires Veteran Operator as COO

• Blue Ridge Sales & Operations Planning Achieves ‘Built for NetSuite’ Status

• APS Continues Support of Families with Modified Food Distribution Plan for Summer

• Ameris Bancorp To Hold Virtual 2020 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

• Spruill Center for the Arts plans for reopening camps and classes beginning June 22nd

• Robinson College of Business Introduces South’s Most Advanced Education Platform

• Piedmont Rockdale Nurses Recognized by City of Conyers Mayor, Vince Evans

• Merchant eSolutions, Inc. Taps Payouts Network to Strengthen Financial Services Offerings

• Healthcare IT Leaders Achieves Nuvolo Elite Partner Status

• VP Pence: Georgia Is 'Leading The Way' In Reopening Efforts

• Georgia’s Kevin Hagler Elected State Bank Supervisors Chairman

• Final Module Placed for Vogtle Unit 3

• Charlie Harper: It’s Time To Move Forward

• Governor Kemp Offers Georgia as Alternative GOP Convention Host

• Sharecare Partners with Augusta University to Expands State COVID-19 Testing Efforts

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Stabilizes in May

• Survey Shows Data-centric Businesses are 58% More Likely to Exceed Revenue Goals

May 21, 2020

• PCOM’s DO Program Receives 10-Year Accreditation

• Boxlight Signs $10M Supply Agreement

• Many Major Metro Atlanta Restaurant Groups Begin Reopening

• DeKalb County, State Agriculture Department and Georgia Farmers Partner to Fight Food Insecurity

• Peach Bowl, Inc. Named Finalist for ESPN Sports Humanitarian Award

• Providential Legacy Group Opens in Metro Atlanta

• ScottMadden Releases Spring 2020 Energy Industry Update

Older Newer