News

December 08, 2020

• The Ultimate Ice Cream Experience is Coming to North Augusta

• Young Burn Patients to Shop With a Doc

• YWOW Class of 2021 Applications Available

• Without Federal Relief Soon, Georgia Restaurant Owners Could Face Permanently Closing Their Businesses

• Gov. Kemp, Lt. Gov. Duncan on Request for Special Session of General Assembly

• Hawks and Adidas Launch Multi-Year Partnership that Inspires Hoops Throughout Georgia

• Georgia Power Customers in Newly-Constructed Homes Will Soon Default to "Smart Usage" Rate Plan

• Gov. Kemp Announces New External Affairs Staff

• Alzheimer’s Association Offering New Education on Stress Management and Self Care during COVID-19 for All Georgia Caregivers

• Senator Loeffler Announces Fourth-Quarter Salary Donations

• Deloitte: COVID-19 Isn't Cancelling the Holiday Season

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Increased in November

• More Than a Third of Working Americans Experienced a Pandemic Pay Cut

December 07, 2020

• MAU at Kimberly-Clark to Make on-the-spot Job Offers at Job Fair

• Richmond County Board of Education Recognized by Georgia School Boards Association as 2020 Exemplary School Board

• Columbia County Chamber - Mentoring Program Applications are Now Available

• COL. Eric Martin is Recognized by Continental Who's Who

• Rick Franza: Managing – and Parenting – Using Movie Quotes

• Congressman David Scott Named Chairman of House Agriculture Committee

• Georgia Power, Southern Company Foundation Award More than $1.6M in Support of Georgia’s HBCUs for Critical Technology Needs

• Georgia Becoming a 'Real Production State' and Attracting Investors

• New Georgia Nursing Workforce Dashboard: At-A-Glance Data on APRN, RN and LPN Location, Educational Level, and More

• This Is an Ugly Sweater Party in an Envelope – Because It’s 2020

• Georgia 4-H to Offer Virtual Statewide Fall Forum

• The Home Depot Expands Skilled Trades Initiative with "Path to Pro" Program

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