News

March 23, 2020

• Georgia Farm Bureau Helping Farmers During Covid-19 Pandemic

• UGA: Maintain Your Distance to ‘Flatten the Curve’

• USDA Rural Development Now in Enterprise-Wide Remote Operational Status

• Gig Economy to the Rescue For Job Seekers In Current Public Health Crisis

March 20, 2020

• TOUR Championship Organizers Still Preparing as Planned Despite COVID-19 Uncertainty

• Atlanta Community Food Bank Aids With Food Location Services By Launching New “Text For Help” SMS Function

• Metro Atlanta Chamber Statement Regarding COVID-19

• Novelis Leaders Elected to Aluminum Stewardship Initiative

• Waffle House Chairman Criticizes Coronavirus Limits on Businesses

• Atlanta-based MinervaWorks Acquired by Xalles Holdings

• Dispersive Networks Appoints Three New Members of the Board

• Truist Commits $250K to Atlanta Braves’ COVID-19 Relief Fund

• Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Awards Over $400,000 in 2019

• All Voting is Local Expands to Georgia; Names Aklima Khondoker New State Director

• Khan Academy’s Efforts to Keep Everyone Learning Gains Major New Support from Bank of America

• Georgia Power Foundation Invests $1M to Support State in COVID-19 Recovery

• Georgia is Barreling Toward a Government Takeover of Healthcare

• Georgians Work Together To Support Coronavirus Response

• Georgia Ports Authority Adds New Container Storage Space

• Gov. Kemp Updates Georgians on COVID-19 Efforts

• In February, Georgia Reports Highest Number of Labor Force & Employed on Record

• Synovus Branches Temporarily Convert to Drive-through and Appointment Only

• Georgia Rural Hospitals to Receive $5M

• FDIC: Insured Bank Deposits are Safe; Beware of Potential Scams Using the Agency's Name

• Georgia Department of Education Works to Keep Students Safe, Fed, and Learning during COVID-19 Outbreak

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