News

June 10, 2020

• National Scorecard Shows State Improving on COVID-19 Fight

• Advantage Capital Invests $2M in GAXtracts, Bringing New Jobs and Economic Development to Rural Georgia

• Georgia Farm Bureau and Georgia Agribusiness Council Disappointed with EPA

• Greater Women's Business Council, Women-Owned Businesses Adapt and Pivot During Coronavirus Pandemic

• Healing in Our Nation: It Begins at the Local Level

• UGA Bioplastics Technologies Fuel State’s Economy

• The New Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act Is Signed Into Law

• Pandemic Prompts Americans to Focus on Their Finances

• America’s Meatpacking Facilities Operating More Than 95% of Capacity Compared to 2019

June 09, 2020

• Georgia Aquarium is Set to Reopen. Here's Where Other Major Atlanta Tourist Attractions Stand.

• Georgia State Biomedical Sciences Researcher Gets $1.95M Federal Grant to Study Cause of Autoimmunity

• Cobb Chamber to Offer Small Business Relief Grants Webinar

• Planet Fitness Donates $10,000 to Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Negotiates New Lease with Toyota Motor Credit Corporation at NorthWinds Office Park

• United Community Bank Selects Atlanta Area Bankers for Leadership Academy

• Peachtree Immediate Care Expands into Columbus

• State Tax Revenues in May Fall -10.1%

• Republicans Tour Savannah as Potential Site for RNC Meeting

• Airline Industry Soaring Back to Life

• Uptown Columbus, Inc. Accepting Applications for President and CEO Position

• Anthem, Foundation Pledge $50M to Address Social Injustice and Health Inequities

• UPS Calls For Justice And Reform To Advance Equality

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Jump 4 Cents

• Airbnb Joins Vacation-Rental Sites Seeing Surge in Demand

• JCPenney is Officially Closing 154 Stores Nationwide

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