News

June 29, 2020

• Mayor Hardie Davis, Jr. Regarding the R&B Hall of Fame

• $9M Awarded for Road Repaves in Region

• Chamber’s Cards for Caring Program Exceeds Goal

• Wellmade Flooring Expands Operations, Invests $35 Million in Bartow Co.

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation VP: Foundation Adapts, With 2020 Georgia Legislative Policy Forum on Zoom

• Delta Employees Make Voices Heard as Georgia Approves New Hate Crime Law

• June 30th Instagram Live for Georgia High School Students: “Training and Networking: Getting a Real Job in the Skilled Trades”

• Georgians Need to Find Health Insurance – Here’s How to Start

• Alzheimer’s Association Continues to Provide Virtual Services as Pandemic Persists

• New Vehicle Sales Expected to Drop in June, Closing a Second Down Quarter in 2020, Edmunds Forecasts

• Record 27% of Homebuyers Look to Relocate as Pandemic Accelerates Trend Toward Affordable, Less Dense Areas

June 26, 2020

• Augusta’s Unemployment Rate Drops in May

• Crawford Creek Communities Taps Michael Rosenberg as President and COO

• Jessye Norman School of the Arts Receives New COVID-19 Funding from The Lewis Prize for Music

• Georgia State University, Augusta University Partner to Support Health Research in Georgia

• Savannah Now the Top US Port for Ag Exports

• SK innovation to Invest Another $940 Million in Jackson County Expansion, Create 600 Jobs

• Columbus Chamber Names Jerald Mitchell President & CEO

• SGMC Partners with Mercer to Offer Residency Programs

• COVID-19 Recovery Call Happening Today for Hispanic Entrepreneurs, Faith-based & Non-profit Organizations

• "Healthcare Heroes" Free All Summer at Wild Adventures

• Marsy’s Law for Georgia Requests the State’s Judicial System Designate the Protection of Victims’ Rights as an “Essential Function”

• Chuck E. Cheese Parent Files for Bankruptcy

• Deloitte: COVID-19 Accelerates Cycle of Paid Entertainment Subscriptions and Cancellations

June 25, 2020

• Hull Barrett PC Hires Attorney Joan E. Smith

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