News

January 27, 2021

• The Augusta Sculpture Trail Ribbon Cutting

• Augusta Regional Airport Highlights Local Artists for 2021!

• Augusta Library Branch Closures Extended Another Week

• Georgia-Based Health Care Staffing Company Working To Meet Demands Amid Pandemic

• Atlanta United and the Atlanta Falcons to Retire No. 44 for 2021 Season in Honor of Hank Aaron

• Attorney General Carr Applauds Lake Lanier Storage Agreement

• Georgia Departments of Education, Public Health Join with Superintendents to Discuss Vaccine Distribution for Teachers, School Staff

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the Fourth Quarter 2020

• Atlanta Journal-Constitution Selects Georgia Historical Society as Repository for Art from the Heart Collection

• UGA Poised to Assist Nonprofits Apply for COVID-19 Relief Funding

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved in January

• With 57% of Americans Planning a Trip in 2021, Travel Credit Cardholders Are Collecting More Rewards

• Edward Jones Survey Finds Financial Stability Still Hard to Come by for Many Americans

January 26, 2021

• Georgia Power’s Vogtle Unit 4 begins Integrated Flush

• Goodwill of CSRA to Hold Drive-thru Hiring Fair, First of Its Kind

• Augusta Transit Temporarily Changes Bus Services, Routes Until Feb. 13th

• UPS Announces Agreement to Sell UPS Freight to TFI International Inc.

• Board of Regents Announces National Search for Next Chancellor

• Governor, First Lady Introduce Anti-Human Trafficking Initiatives for 2021

• NCR Wins Deal to Buy Cardtronics for $2.5 Billion

• AGCO Announces Organizational Update

• Georgia Gas Prices See Modest Increase

• Second Round of COVID-19 Vaccines Heading to Select Georgia Publix Pharmacies

• Over Six in 10 HR Professionals Say Getting Employees to Read the Employee Handbook is Challenging

• Fraud Continues to Grow for Financial Services and Lending Firms, Both Before and During Pandemic

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